http://www.talkingscience.org/2009/12/planting-seeds-of-science-interests/ TalkingScience is a non-profit organization focus on educating the general public on science through new media. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:53:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://www.talkingscience.org/2009/12/planting-seeds-of-science-interests/comment-page-1/#comment-43798 Arianna Torres Fri, 10 Sep 2010 06:22:16 +0000 http://www.talkingscience.org/?p=3060#comment-43798 the best education system is always the K12 education~'~ the best education system is always the K12 education~'~

]]> http://www.talkingscience.org/2009/12/planting-seeds-of-science-interests/comment-page-1/#comment-38633 Charles Davis Wed, 30 Jun 2010 10:41:07 +0000 http://www.talkingscience.org/?p=3060#comment-38633 K12 education is the best. Everyone should look out for it."*- K12 education is the best. Everyone should look out for it."*-

]]> http://www.talkingscience.org/2009/12/planting-seeds-of-science-interests/comment-page-1/#comment-35308 KOKI Fri, 07 May 2010 05:49:57 +0000 http://www.talkingscience.org/?p=3060#comment-35308 Hi, I'm a student of Tokyo Institute of Technology. My major is Biotechnology and second major is education. In fact, I take part in Japan-America Student Conference this summer, and we are going to discuss "Japanese and American education in 21st century" as a group theme. I've been in Japan for all my life, so this article, which is about American STEM education, is what I want to know right now. I agree that we should take STEM education seriously. You discuss American issue, and acutually it's also a big problem in Japan. The speed of science progress is getting higher, so next generation is required to have access to science. In America, there are a lot of projects for children to try and enjoy science, which Japan can follow or cooperate. I really enjoy your article. Thank you. Hi, I'm a student of Tokyo Institute of Technology. My major is Biotechnology and second major is education.
In fact, I take part in Japan-America Student Conference this summer, and we are going to discuss "Japanese and American education in 21st century" as a group theme. I've been in Japan for all my life, so this article, which is about American STEM education, is what I want to know right now.
I agree that we should take STEM education seriously. You discuss American issue, and acutually it's also a big problem in Japan. The speed of science progress is getting higher, so next generation is required to have access to science. In America, there are a lot
of projects for children to try and enjoy science, which Japan can follow or cooperate.
I really enjoy your article. Thank you.

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