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Science Outside the Classroom
November 4, 2009 | National Academy of Sciences

The National Academies have prepared a report on science activities outside the classroom. Things like museums, parks, and television programs have shown to greatly bolster people’s interest in science. The report is available as a hardcover book, or can be read online for free.


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