[CPS Science]Sun Times: Teacher woes worst in poor schools

Teacher woes worst in poor schools October 10, 2001 BY ROSALIND ROSSI EDUCATION REPORTER More evidence emerged Tuesday that the city's neediest school children are being shortchanged, with a report that indicates that poor, minori

[CPS Science]Free Poster

Please email IAQ In Schools Poster Request , [EMAIL PROTECTED], with your complete mailing address and request the "Indoor Air Quality In Schools" poster. This poster will ship around the end of October. Failure to request the specific poster will prevent the item from being shipped. -- This i

[CPS Science]TEACHERS! See an animal so big it ate dinosaurs fordinner!

The following message is from Gabrielle Lyon. You are invited to a TOP SECRET SNEAK PREVIEW of a prehistoric animal so big It Ate Dinosaurs for Dinner! At the end of October, paleontologist Dr. Paul Sereno will unveil a 40-foot-long, 110-million year old reptile unearthed in the Sahara on his

[CPS Science]CSSF Tips

Animal experimentation is always a sticky topic at Science Fair time. The Science Fair Handbook offers some guidelines when helping students choose the types of animals to study. "The basic aims of experiments involving animals are to achieve an understanding of life processes and to further human

[CPS Science]New Survey on Public Attitudes to Science

The full survey is available at FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 4, 2001 CONTACT: Cary Funk Director of the Commonwealth Poll 804/827-1430 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.vcu.edu/uns Americans Welcome Scientific Advancements with Caution Life Scien

[CPS Science]TCEB - OCTOBER 11, 2001 VOL. 7, NO. 37

T C E B TRIANGLE COALITION ELECTRONIC BULLETIN OCTOBER 11, 2001 VOL. 7, NO. 37 _ Published by the TRIANGLE COALITION FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION _ THIS WEEK'S TOPICS: TCEB SCHEDULIN