Best to listen to autistic kids in mainstream classes By Press Release • Nov 21, 2017 Being in a mainstream classroom can isolate kids with autism and make them feel more "different." Not good in the long term.
Keystone Pipeline leaks 210,000 gallons of oil By Paul Katula • Nov 17, 2017 The Keystone Pipeline in South Dakota has spring a leak and dumped hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil onto a field.
PARCC algebra 2: write quotient as binomial By Paul Katula • Nov 16, 2017 Multiplying binomials is a skill with many applications. With PARCC, it can be tested by asking students to find the quotient of 2 binomials.
Hawking: Let’s send a spacecraft to Alpha Centauri By Paul Katula • Nov 15, 2017 With a doom-and-gloom message, Stephen Hawking told a summit meeting in China that we should send a spaceship to our nearest star.
27 ways heat waves can kill you By Press Release • Nov 11, 2017 Heat is dangerous, and doctors in Hawaii have identified 27 different mechanisms it can kill you during more frequent summer heat waves.
It was all fun for girls with STEM in Peoria By Paul Katula • Nov 10, 2017 Are too few women going into STEM fields because too few girls are aware of opportunities in STEM? Or is there more going on?
More Nov. tornadoes in OH, IN, PA, IL By Paul Katula • Nov 7, 2017 A few tornadoes caused damaged buildings in the Midwest over the weekend. No serious injuries reported. Yes, in November.
How well do you know your basic anatomy? By Press Release • Nov 7, 2017 Given that most of us can't locate important organs, muscles, or other body parts, it's no wonder health care is so hard.
#MeToo doesn’t have to be a political movement By Paul Katula • Nov 7, 2017 A hashtag can be a powerful thing, a student from Bloomington, Ind., explains, esp. when it comes to sparking a social revolution.
Algebra 2 PARCC: Factor an unknown polynomial By Paul Katula • Nov 6, 2017 How can you factor a polynomial when you don't even know what the polynomial is? Well, you can't, but you can know a few things.