C-isms

Mom (in the AM, before breakfast): "Sweater? It is cold?" C: "No. I want a blanket." C wraps around herself, shuffles around and says: "You have done well young Padawan, you have done well." 9/8/12
C: "A great teacher would remove the word 'impossible' from the classroom dictionaries." [Why?] "Because nothing is impossible if you set your mind to it."
Mom, lost in a park near their house, "I can't find a trail." C: "Lets blaze one!"
C: "Steph-anne Hawkins is not as smart as Einstein because Albert Einstein could do quantum physics and quantum mechanics in his head, while Steph-anne Hawkins, with all due respect, can only do physics. No offense to Steph-anne Hawkins, partially because he is the smartest man alive." Mom (in all seriousness, and remember that she is a regular reader of Scientific American): "What is quantum mechanics?" C: "It is how particles move." 9/26/11

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

What Works: Recruiting and Retaining Undergrad Sci/Tech Majors

“Undergraduate Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education: What’s Working.”

For more:

http://books.google.com/books?id=7czyFS-BUnoC&dq=Daniel+Goroff+1979source=gbs_navlinks_s


http://www.math.harvard.edu/~goroff/

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