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Whether you’re a science teacher or not, education and the STEM subjects is a hot topic these days. From discussions about comparing test scores in STEM subjects with students around the globe to tracking the number of STEM based jobs and future graduates, there’s certainly a lot to discuss. There’s a lot of information out … 
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As schools look for innovative ways to bring in STEM learning, here's a possible road map for how to galvanize a school community. Via Ileane Smith
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The world's first family tree linking all living bids and revealing when and where they evolved and diversified since dinosaurs walked the earth has been created by scientists from the University of Sheffield.
Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2012-10-family-tree-birds-reveals-evolution.html#jCp
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"Can You Pass The Science Quiz That Too Many Americans Failed?
Do Americans know their science? The results are in from a new National Science Foundation survey that assessed our knowledge of basic biology, chemistry, astronomy, geology, and physics -- and they don't look promising..."
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TECHNO - Connaître les risques et permettre un débat citoyen et public sur les enjeux des sciences et techniques est une bonne chose. Il n'y a pas pire obscurantiste que celui qui voudrait imposer le fait scientifique par un acte d'autorité.
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