Science with a view @BrearleyNYC : class VI students test for sugar during their unit on nutrition #Science #edchat
“I did it”! @BrearleyNYC Class III students overcome their fear of crayfish and begin to settle into observation
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Congrats to our student presenters at the eight annual Science Symposium, hosted by Brearley's Advanced Science Research Seminar and the Science Department. Students presented their summer and ongoing science research projects to the Brearley community. Congrats!
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Mystery powder opening day @BrearleyNYC LOVING these observations!
Scientists in class III @BrearleyNYC explore the properties of water to start their study of water pollution and clean water #Science #edchat
Structure unit in Class III @BrearleyNYC beginning with sketches of 3 NYC bridges: what shapes do you see? Which shape is the strongest? #STEMeducation #scichat #edchat – at Manhattan, NY
Testing for sugar in Class VI @BrearleyNYC -so glad to have our labs back after a year of no material sharing! – at Manhattan, NY
“Electrons are like my brother (a grouchy teenager), you have to force them to do work”. @BrearleyNYC #Science #edchat #scichat – at Manhattan, NY
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"To sink or not to sink" - K students test objects to see if they sink or float and record data in their Science journals. Scientific Method starts at Kindergarten.
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Happy Holidays from my classroom to yours! 😂 @BrearleyNYC – at Manhattan, NY
You know your mom is a science teacher when she turns your entire bath time experience into a science lab
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Always straddling the tension and trying not to tap out.
Forever convincing ourselves that we can hold so many contradictory pieces and feelings.
Not only are tension and contradictory pieces OK and normal — they're the magic sauce.
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This plan by @PeterHotez is evidence-based and smart (and now endorsed across the science community). Can you imagine that there’s a way to get on top of the pandemic by October 15 but our leaders lack the courage to put it in place. I just don’t get it.
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