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Newspaper
Willard Times Junction
Location
Willard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2013
Page
10
The article discusses early curiosity in babies as tiny scientists and how inquiry drives learning. It notes expanding horizons in science for girls, the shift in encouragement toward STEM through adolescence, and the link between sustained interest to eighth grade and future science careers.
A brief overview traces a shift from manufacturing jobs to information and creative services in the modern economy. It notes interdisciplinary science roles, such as geologists needing chemistry and biology knowledge, and emphasizes climate change and environmental protection as drivers for more inquiry and problem solving.
Randy Kaplan is a singer, composer and starist known for the kids friendly CD Mr. Diddie Wah iddie and video work on myKaZootv.com. He grew up in New York City, now lives in Los Angeles, studied philosophy writing and literature in college, and pursued acting and drama writing. He has acted in several TV shows and co wrote a musical comedy. He adopted an abandoned dog found on Long Island.
An educator at Saint Louis Science Center inspired inner city students to create a renewable fuel from dryer lint heated in a box oven. Girls, more engaged in laundry routines, saw lint as a free resource while boys may overlook it. The Expanding Your Horizons Network runs conferences to keep girls interested in science and engineering by connecting them with female mentors and practical activities.
The Expanding Your Horizons Network runs over 100 conferences yearly, linking volunteer scientists with middle and high school girls to answer questions and run activities. A home science lesson proposes a fishpond game using newspaper fish and colored paper to explore visibility and disguise, followed by a boat design activity to test buoyancy and cargo capacity using simple materials.
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