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Anti-Icons: The Conflict Between Science and Religion

October 5, 2017 JMiller/wideopenresearch

Each day seems to bring news stories where a religious group disavows science or a scientist attacks religion. What is one to think? Which is

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Visual Communication of Science Concepts-Felice Frankel

July 18, 2017 JMiller/wideopenresearch

One of the many challenges educators face daily is how to communicate ideas to learners with a wide range of background knowledge, learning style, interest/motivation

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Nature, Science, Poetry-The Work of Keith Taylor

April 1, 2017 JMiller/wideopenresearch

  Michigan based poet Keith Taylor has been an astute and sympathetic observer of nature and the human condition for decades. His dedication to teaching,

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Creativity in Art and Science from UCLA

February 1, 2017 JMiller/wideopenresearch

Every day in the classroom, it feels like the challenge to inspire and motivate our students to think critically and creatively is just getting harder.

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3-d Printing Outreach at University of New Hampshire.

December 20, 2016 JMiller/wideopenresearch

For an inspiring read on bridging the gap between the University and the K-12 system, one of the missions of this blog, please check out

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Research Partnerships at New Mexico State University

December 12, 2016 JMiller/wideopenresearch

Congratulations to New Mexico State University for their inclusion of high school students in an immersive research experience.  Readers of this blog know that one

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Wondering and Dreaming

What if all students conducted research before graduating from high school?

How can we create a culture of learning?

How can we improve the world by asking good questions?

How can educators and parents inspire our students to learn, think, ask questions, understand deeply, and create?

What are you learning today?

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