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1 post published by New England Blogger during August 2025| KaiserScience
1 post published by New England Blogger during August 2025| KaiserScience
“Housing affordability is a shared problem that is getting worse across the country: 80 percent of Americans living in rural communities believe housing affordability is getting worse in their comm…| KaiserScience
Article archive for students from – They’re using the techniques honed by oil and gas to find near-limitless clean energy beneath our feet, CNN, 7/22/2025 Deep beneath Utah’s desert soil, an …| KaiserScience
This has been in the news recently – a successful rocket launch using a rotating detonation engine. This could be a great phenomenon for physics teachers to use in a high school physics class. This animation was created by Michelle Lehman a Science Animation Producer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, one of the U.S. Department of … Continue reading →| KaiserScience
Teachers, philosophers, historians, and scientists clarify ideas, arguments, and narratives. Our tools are precision, transparency, and logical coherence. We define our terms and explain our reasoning, thus making our arguments comprehensible to others. In contrast, postmodernists and deconstructionists use dense, jargon-heavy language that intentionally obscures ideas. They often deny the possibility that we can speak … Continue reading →| KaiserScience
from Grist by Kate Yoder For much of the 20th century, winter brought an annual ritual to Princeton, New Jersey. Lake Carnegie froze solid, and skaters flocked to its glossy surface. These days, th…| KaiserScience
Growing up and even as a young adult I thought that science fairs were a great thing. As a teacher I initially was an advocate of them. But my friends and I saw a lot that made us question their inherent fairness and value. But instead of throwing the baby out with the bathwater, so … Continue reading →| KaiserScience
We teachers have seen America become increasingly socially and politically polarized. That’s not good. It prevents us from solving problems, and it can tear apart friends and family. As teacher, what can we do? We should strive to role-model behaviors that break the cycle of polarization. Help build a better society for our kids. Sure, … Continue reading →| KaiserScience
Over the past decade we have increasingly seen large numbers of children self-diagnosing themselves with a variety of conditions: Borderline personality disorder, bipolar disorder, multiple persona…| KaiserScience
Over on Threads, Taz (@growandthrivedigital) writes – I’m 46 and burnt out as a high school teacher. And I’ve realized something most people won’t admit: Students today are broken. Not becaus…| KaiserScience
What is the Western canon? Why does it matter? Who do some people want to get rid of it? If teachers in a school get rid of it, by what possible process could they replace it? The Western canon is …| KaiserScience
Parallels between ISO and teaching/learning standards Quite often we have people from a non-teacher background come into schools as a new teacher, or teachers leaving the teaching profession to mov…| KaiserScience
Many companies use ISO processes to systematically look at and improve their company. School districts and individual schools can benefit from the same ISO process. You can learn more about ISO her…| KaiserScience
So you have been assigned to teach a high school AP Physics class, congratulations! Teaching this or any AP high school science can be a fun, rewarding experience. There are ways to make it easier …| KaiserScience
Over the last decade many people working in space exploration have become much more skeptical about the possibility of human colonization of Mars, at least in the “near” term (which for…| KaiserScience
