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Science education for everyone: why and what?
THE NOTION THAT a liberally educated person should know some science is well accepted these days. You would have to go pretty far in American...
Liberal Education, 03/22/08 by James Trefil · More from publication -
Human Nature: a Blueprint for Managing the Earth—by People, for People
In the 1970s, Trefil bought an abandoned farm in Virginia and built a home for himself. During that time, he was often at odds with nature. He...
Science News, 06/26/04 by James Trefil · More from publication -
Teaching science
The Myth of Scientific Literacy, by Morris H. Shamos. New Bruswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 1995, 300 pp. There are many books appearing...
Issues in Science and Technology, 04/01/96 by Trefil, James · More from publication
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