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The Galileoscope: an ultra-cheap, high-quality telescope for the IYA
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The Galileoscope is a high-quality, low-cost telescope suitable for children and being produced for the International Year of Astronomy. The prototype attracted attention during breakfast at the meeting in Chicago.
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How to Write a Report on a Biography?
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You’d rather e-mail your friends or watch the latest episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but your teacher wants you to read a biography and write a report. How can you make it interesting?
Regearing for the Bar Exam
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In case case you haven’t heard, in state after state the bar examiners have
been making the test ever harder by not only requiring you to juggle new
elements of their exams, but also raising minimum required passing scores.
Today, more than ever to be successful on your
bar exam, you must be aware of what’s tested and what [...]
Save It in a Scrapbook
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Do you have collections of photos and other souvenirs tucked away in boxes? Why not organize them in a scrapbook? Scrapbooks are a great way to save keepsakes and remember a special time of your life.
How to Write a Top-Notch Current-Event Essay
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Your teacher has given you a tough assignment: picking a current event and writing an essay about it. You’re wracking your brain–”How do I pick a topic? And how do I decide what to say in my essay?”
Stories from Ancient China: The difference between “Being loyal to his Emperor” and “Love your Emperor”
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Many contemporary Chinese associate the old concept of loyalty with those high officials who blindly followed the orders of their emperor, even if they knew that such orders would undermine the interests of their country and their Emperor. Many current Chinese falsely associate the ancient doctrine of Middle preached by Confucius with these so-called wise [...]
Social science in ancient Egypt.
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In ancient Egypt, if we have the scientific literature in natural science, we do not, however, for subjects related to social sciences. The knowledge of the Egyptian should be deducted from pictorial representations, travel reports, biographies and onomastics. The nature of the material environment, animals and plants
Scenarios of the culture of science
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Think these differences is necessary to avoid simplistic attitudes and make the same offer in very different contexts, or accept defeat in the absence of appropriate conditions for work. Maybe the problems are just opportunities to explore and discover key elements of the culture of science. Maybe it’s worth asking not only for the language [...]
The Department of Earth Sciences and Atmospheric introduces young people to geology
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The Department of Earth Sciences and Atmospheric participated at the symposium Science is not rocket science!, Held in Montreal Science Center, 23 and 24 April, which attracted over 1 000 pupils of primary and secondary. The young visitors had a chance to be trained in geology by Marie-Des-Neiges Gagnon, M.Sc. student in earth sciences, and [...]
Culture and science in school
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The scientific work is part of the total human culture as we design. However, one wonders, what is the relationship between science and culture? This question can be very simple or very complex depending on what you mean by science or culture. The relationship can be found in this combination depends precisely the focus of [...]
