Anyways, in one of my classes a fellow student shared this gem.
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It's some more science-is-awesome stuff. And also visualizations-of-science-being-awesome-are-awesome.
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Monday, September 2, 2013
How big are things?
I have just started classes at Buffalo State College here in Buffalo (obviously) to be a science teacher! It's a short program designed for people who already have a strong science background and who want to complete an M.S. in Education. Meaning, I'm going to teach science soon! I'm very excited about this new undertaking. One of my soapboxes concerns how students do not have an accurate understanding of what science really is, what it means to do science, and what scientists actually look like (we are not all the absent-minded professor in the white lab coat). So spending some time teaching will hopefully help turn that around a bit.
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What a great link! The guy that posted it, must be a pretty great science guy. I love not only how small we are compared to everything, but also how enormous we are as well.
ReplyDeleteI hope we all grow as educators and share great info with one another throughout the semester
Sorry... signed in under the wrong account. This is Bryan.
DeleteHaha, I know! It was so cool, I just had to pass it along... It always amazes me how so much of the cool stuff I have is stuff I borrowed from other educators.
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