Collaboration: How to Encourage Sharing Among ChildrenIt’s a sunny Saturday afternoon. You are babysitting your neighbor’s two children, Mark and Sarah, ages two and three respectively. Today…Oct 28, 2021Oct 28, 2021
Collaboration: How to Promote Sharing Among ChildrenIt’s a sunny Saturday afternoon. You are babysitting your neighbor’s two children, Mark and Sarah, ages two and three respectively. Today…Oct 28, 2021Oct 28, 2021
Multilingualism: Does Knowing Multiple Languages Improve Working Memory?Walking down the streets of Philadelphia, you see a large commotion by a nearby store. It just so happens that one of your brother’s best…May 10, 20211May 10, 20211
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Published inShow Some STEMpathyMy Experience Making Jell-OI remember this one weird epiphany moment when my family and I were at this Asian buffet near my cousin’s house in Connecticut. To be…Jan 3, 20191Jan 3, 20191
Published inShow Some STEMpathyWhy Science is MusicI used to immediately associate science with facts, numbers, data, etc. How much ATP is used up in each step of cellular respiration? What…Nov 14, 2018Nov 14, 2018
Published inShow Some STEMpathyWhy Music is ScienceMusic has always been a huge part of my life. Whether I realize it or not, it is something that I can always rely on — both in times of…Oct 4, 2018Oct 4, 2018
Published inShow Some STEMpathyScience vs. Religion: Which One Wins?If you read my last blog post, I touched on one of those “deep” questions that make me think the most. It’s this question that challenges…Aug 16, 2018Aug 16, 2018
