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Chandler Missig's students engaging in a modeling activity
Chandler Missig's students engaging in a modeling activity
"Science is an Inquiry-Based Process" in action
Palm trees in Miami, Florida
Palm trees in Miami, Florida
Continued support for climate change education in Florida
Cover of "A House Divided?" report
Cover of "A House Divided?" report
Evolution in a new survey on the teaching of controversial topics
Science Denial book cover
Science Denial book cover
[Review] Science Denial: Why It Happens and What to Do About It
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Flag of Sweden
NCSE's Branch comments on creationism in Sweden
Louisiana science teachers kayaking to Fort Proctor.
Louisiana science teachers kayaking to Fort Proctor.
RNCSE 42:4 now online
Louisiana science teachers kayaking to Fort Proctor.
Louisiana science teachers kayaking to Fort Proctor.
Helping teachers navigate Louisiana’s coastal wetlands
Fort Proctor was built in 1856, about 70 kilometers southeast of New Orleans. At the time of its construction, it sat about 500 meters inland, next to a railroad line. Intended to protect water routes to New Orleans, it was never garrisoned because the progress of modern warfare made the fortress…
Flag of Texas.
Flag of Texas.
Texas again misses a chance to improve climate change education
A glacier calving.
A glacier calving.
A new Economist/YouGov poll on climate change

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