Community Scientists should find similarities rather than focus on differences by @johnkaiser13 john.kaiser@csun.edu STEM education has become a hot topic over the last decade. STEM stands for Science,
Community Students need to learn how to write and mail physical letters by @JohnKaiser13 john.kaiser@csun.edu The other day, I was walking through campus on my way to work out at
Community How Do Scientists Think? by @johnkaiser13 john.kaiser@csun.edu How do scientists think? I would suggest that scientists think more like you do than
Community Teachers Are Stressed: Trust me, I’m married to one! by @johnkaiser13 john.kaiser@csun.edu Students typically feel during the semester that they are the only ones who are “stressed
Community If Technology Fails, Use Basic Math Skills – Count Manually!! by @johnkaiser13 john.kaiser@csun.edu Technology has inevitably been inserted to nearly all aspects of our lives today. First and
Community Reduce Ignorance, Increase Intelligence by @johnkaiser13 john.kaiser@csun.edu This post originally appeared here Not everyone is born to be a naturally gifted student.
Community How Much Water Is Contained In All Oceans Around The Planet? by @johnkaiser13 john.kaiser@csun.edu The journal ‘The Economist’ printed an article titled “How to improve the health of the
Community How Much Water Is Under A “Dry-Lake”? by @johnkaiser13 john.kaiser@csun.edu In a recent article titled “The ludicrous plan to pump Mojave water to L.A.” the
Community New chemistry could reduce plastic waste In landfills by @johnkaiser13 john.kaiser@csun.edu The amount of plastic waste that enters a landfill each year is mind blowing. Take
Community How Many Trees Have Been Cut Down Since 1990? by @johnkaiser13 john.kaiser@csun.edu With Earth Day just passing, the question in the post is relevant to bring up.
Community Why students should blog during Down Time? by @johnkaiser13 john.kaiser@csun.edu Encouraging students to write their own blogs can be beneficial in supporting reflections on learning,
Community How Much Water Is In 44 Feet Of Snow? by @JohnKaiser13 john.kaiser@csun.edu Have you ever looked at a fresh snow pack the day after a storm and
