Science Feeds
UK schools find time pressures slash practical science (BBC News)
Science teachers questioned in a survey say they are not able to carry out as many experiments as they would like.
Once a science and technology powerhouse, Russia prowess wanes (The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News)
Nikolai Podorvanyuk works by day as a scientist at Moscow's prestigious Institute of AstronÂomy and moonlights as an editor at an online newspaper by night. If you guessed that the science job is his big breadwinner, you'd be wrong. He lives on his journalist's income.
Undergrads flock to computer science programs (Computerworld)
Computerworld - For the second year in a row, computer science enrollments in the U.S. have increased, according to an annual study of enrollment trends, giving hope that the degree program is seeing a revival that's here to stay.
B'ville: Science rules in schools (Cnylink)
Palmer and McNamara elementary schools held their annual science fairs March 18. Students demonstrated their knowledge of the scientific method with their projects, which included
Traditional science experiments 'disappearing' from schools (Daily Telegraph)
Science experiments are disappearing from the classroom amid mounting concerns over pupil behaviour, crowded timetables and health and safety rules, according to research.
PNC math, science ed center created (The Michigan City News-Dispatch)
WESTVILLE — The Purdue University-North Central College of Science has established the Center for Science and Mathematics Education to enhance and support science and math education in northern Indiana.
GVMS team makes state Science Olympiad competition (Garnet Valley Press)
On March 1, Garnet Valley Middle School’s Science Olympiad team competed in the Southeastern Pennsylvania Regional Science Olympiad at Cabrini College. This competition pitted 38 area middle schools against each other in 23 hands-on and critical thinking events across the science disciplines.
Rwanda : Science Teachers to Showcase Skills (AllAfrica.com)
Kigali — 21 science tutors in secondary schools will today exhibit their knowledge and skills at a reporting session aimed at improving the quality of science education in the country.
Peer seeks science-fiction movie recommendations (TechRepublic)
TechRepublic member jardinier is looking for science-fiction movie recommendations. Check out some of the film suggestions he's already received and then add your picks to the list.
Science practicals on back burner, claim teachers (Times Education Supplement)
Almost all secondary science teachers say they are limited in giving pupils proper opportunities to do experiments, according to a survey published today.
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