Its better if first we figure out what does the title suggests. Multi-talented basically describes the specialized work of people in more than one field of life. It is the obvious fact that everybody wants to be a multi-talented. But in our opinion it better suits to those geniuses and God gifted people who did… Read More »
In the earlier twentieth century one Solar Eclipse witnessed by thousands of citizens of United States including the president gave a first confirmation of the prediction made by a young Scientist named Albert Einstein. In 1919 the astronomer Arthur Eddington went to the location of Solar Eclipse to test the prediction of Einstein’s General Theory… Read More »
Industrial design students from Central St Martins in London have taken part in a Renault-sponsored challenge to design the cars of the future. The Float (Credit: Renault/St Martins) Now in its second year, the competition asked students to think about the future of autonomous, modular car design, and how infrastructure and services might support it.… Read More »
Children from decile one Pomare School in Lower Hutt will soon see their illustrations published in a fairy tale written by actress Geraldine Brophy. The idea for a book came from a play of the same name written by Ms Brophy which was staged in Lower Hutt for many students from low decile schools. Charity… Read More »
What science actually is? It is simply the logical proof of nature. People think of science is the invention of cars, machines, space mission etc. In reality science is not as complicated as one think of it. Most of the time it gives simple logic to almost every activity of the day. Scientific misconceptions are… Read More »
Less than a week after arriving on the International Space Station, Expedition 53 Flight Engineer Mark Vande Hei will speak with students from the Pine River-Backus Schools in Pine River, Minnesota, at 10:40 a.m. EDT Monday, Sept. 18. The 20-minute, Earth-to-space call will air live on NASA Television and the agency’s website. Expedition 53 crew member Mark… Read More »
Prof Robert Langer’s MIT team designs timed-release system to deliver all childhood vaccines in one dose The cup-like vessels are made in a multi-step procedure. Image: Langer lab/MIT Typically, children are recommended to receive nine immunisation injections in their first year (five different vaccines covering 123 diseases with booster shots), and it’s fair to say… Read More »
The Education Commission of the States recently released Beyond the Core: Advancing Student Success through the Arts. This Education Trends report explores research on how the arts bolster the development of deeper learning skills, provides examples of programs that successfully increased access to the arts in education in public schools, and includes state- and local-level… Read More »
The work of schools supporting children with additional learning needs will be celebrated as part of the 2018 Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards.