Science Education

Science education within a societal context explores how scientific knowledge is taught and learned, its impact on communities, and its role in shaping informed citizens. It encompasses pedagogical approaches, curriculum development, and the broader societal implications of scientific literacy. This area focuses specifically on the methods and strategies for effective science education, addressing challenges and opportunities in promoting scientific understanding within society.

Slow Pyrolysis for Waste Biomass Carbonization

Learn about slow pyrolysis and carbonization processes, which use low temperatures and long residence times to produce charcoal.

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Scivra - Interactive 3D science labs for high school students

Scivra is a browser-based collection of 112 interactive 3D science labs for high school students (grades 9–12). Labs cover physics, chemistry, biology, Earth and environmental science and are aligned with NGSS, AP and NY Regents. Students predict…