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Science teachers battle misconceptions in the classrooms throughout the school year, and then they get to relax around the pool sipping iced tea for three months—or is that the biggest misconception of them all? Be sure to read Ann Cutler’s editorial in this issue for her take on the “summer break.”
July 2008Vol. 37 No. 6
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Passionate about passivity JCST received an overwhelming response to Editor Ann Cutler’s editorial “Creeping Passivity,” which appeared in the May/June issue. Join the discussion here.
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