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Dr Shannon Odell – The perfect balance of Science and Comedy
Did you ever have a professor, making jokes during lectures and you felt like you understood and learned better in this course than with the monotone and boring professor? Did you ever ask yourself if science and comedy could mix together? Do…
India STEM Foundation – The First of Its Kind, connecting young minds around the world
The India STEM Foundation was born in a journey to bridge the gap of scientific skills between students in India and those in technologically advanced countries. At the root of this organization is Sudhanshu Sharma, a visionary determined to…
Short bursts of verse by Celia Berrell of Science Rhymes
What’s your tactic for disseminating science concepts to children and others? For Celia Berrell of Science Rhymes the answer is obvious: “Adding poetry, rap or lyrics to your presentation can engage, entertain and educate!” So put on your…
Book review: The Animal Cell (Think-A-Lot-Tots series)
The Animal Cell is one book from the Think-A-Lot-Tots collection of educational children’s science books written by Dr. Thomai Dion. It introduces children to the basic concept of an animal cell and it’s components. It is a great resource…
Science for babies, toddlers & kids: a reflection by Thomai Dion, writer of the Think-A-Lot-Tots books
Thomai Dion, who calls herself pharmacist, mom, author, artist and science communicator, believes it is never too early to start learning. Therefore she created the "Think-A-Lot-Tots" collection of educational children's science books. Here…
Girls in STEM: brain, farts, and a female science comedian
The forthcoming science comedy show for girls, Science with Sophie, has a simple message: any girl can find science around her, and be a brave, curious, silly and smart scientist. Crastina’s Julia Turan had a chat with the creator Sophie…
Swedish Public & Science organisation launches animation project
Recently, the Swedish organisation Vetenskap & Allmänhet (‘Public & Science’) launched an animation project where they want to reach out to children and youngsters. The first video has the title What is Science? (“Vad är vetenskap?”)…