Science Is Constantly Evolving

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Earth image on a computer screen
Earth image on a computer screen
NCSE's Branch discusses climate education in The New York Times
Youth setting up a science exhibit
Youth setting up a science exhibit
NCSE Member Transforms Love of Rocks into Effective Science Outreach
Runners
Runners
Gaitergate, explained
Check out our entire series explaining the science involved in the coronavirus pandemic. Sign up to receive our coronavirus update each week. No more than a couple of hours after the Washington Post published this article about the efficacy of various masks, an NCSE staffer…
Climate Insights 2020 report
Climate Insights 2020 report
American public opinion on climate change from Climate Insights 2020
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Coronavirus graph
Don't be so sensitive!
Check out our entire series explaining the science involved in the coronavirus pandemic. Sign up to receive our coronavirus update each week. How much evidence is needed? That’s a question that scientists have to answer over and over again, no matter what question they’re asking. There’s…
Pennsylvania state capitol
Pennsylvania state capitol
A bill to support climate change education in Pennsylvania
Graduate Student Outreach Fellows, cohort 2
Graduate Student Outreach Fellows, cohort 2
Second cohort of NCSE Outreach Fellows demonstrates flexibility and innovation
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Survey graph
"U.S. Teachers Evolving on Science of Evolution"
The results of the recent NCSE/Penn State national survey of public high school biology teachers were described by THE Journal, a magazine focusing on education technology, on August 3, 2020. "The researchers found 'substantial reductions' in creationist instruction and a 'substantial increase' in…
Museum of Western Virginia
Museum of Western Virginia
Understanding—and adapting to—the needs of rural science museums

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