For today’s youth, the fields of science, technology, engineering and math hold endless possibilities to invent, explore and change the world. But for many students, realizing their potential in these critical subjects can feel out of reach. Obstacles like knowledge gaps, poor study habits and lack of confidence prevent them from excelling in science and …
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Introduction: The Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) stands as a critical tool, globally assessing 15-year-old students in diverse subjects, including mathematics, reading, science, and creative thinking. PISA provides essential benchmarks for education systems, aiding in the identification of strengths and areas for improvement. This article explores the significance of PISA scores, particularly in the …
Navigating the Landscape of Science Education: Insights from PISA 2022 in the UAE Read More »
In the complex tapestry of global health challenges, Fritz Haber’s legacy echoes profoundly. While deadly viruses, heart diseases, and diabetes often dominate discussions, the silent yet pervasive impact of hunger and malnutrition, as championed by Fritz Haber, claims the lives of 750 million people—10% of the world’s population. Join us in unraveling the surprising truth …
Introduction to The Chernobyl Disaster The Chernobyl Disaster of April 25th, 1986, in Pripyat, Northern Ukraine, marked a tragic turning point in the promise of nuclear power at the birth of the atomic age. Initially seen as a means for humanity to harness vast quantities of clean energy at a reasonable price, the events that …
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Introduction: Science in my classroom is about providing students with the tools necessary to decode and appreciate the world around them. The Pale Blue Dot Image: The most unassuming way to achieve this is to introduce them to the revered, The Pale Blue Dot. This image doesn’t seem like much, does it? You may be …
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