by Pat Wyman | Dec 12, 2020 | Articles
It’s something we all want more of – a great high performance memory. Why? Because it makes your life easier and increases your ability to learn and apply more information. With a better memory you can make yourself more valuable at work and raise your grades in... by George Miller | Nov 13, 2017 | Articles
A day of science fun created by a teenage girl was enjoyed by female elementary students, who were happy to have an opportunity to really enjoy science activities and find out more about science in general. 15 year old Jacqueline Means created the STEM event known as... by Pat Wyman | Nov 6, 2017 | Articles
Whether or not you believe in climate change or global warming, the most massive government report to date says otherwise so here are the Best 5 Science Projects for Kids on Climate Change to help them determine for themselves whether climate change is real, what... by James Michael | Oct 25, 2017 | Articles
During Nuclear Science Week, students are exploring the elements, atoms, protons and neutrons, thanks to USC Aiken’s Ruth Patrick Science Education Center. Students from Paul Knox Middle School in North Augusta, South Carolina, visited the center, and created a three... by Javier Suarez | Oct 12, 2017 | Articles
The annual Science Education Enrichment Day at USC Aiken gave children a chance to have hands-on experiences with science. Both parents and children were able to learn about chemistry, engineering, biology, and more at the family friendly event which was full of...
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