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| Feynman in 1984 (Wikipedia) |
Note: Richard Feynman was a larger-than-life character as well as an absolutely brilliant physicist. His technique for problem-solving is worth memorizing.
Get Ready: How do you go about reasoning through a problem? Do you have any special techniques?
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| Sir Isaac Newton (Wikipedia) |
Note: With this lesson we'll begin discussing stories from science, literature, art, music, history, philosophy--almost every field of human endeavor and experience, even folk tales. We'll start by examining a well-known story from science.
Get Ready: What do you know about Sir Isaac Newton? Do you know any stories about him?
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| Albert Einstein (Wikipedia) |
Note: His bushy hair and soulful eyes are as familiar as his famous formula. But do you really know what it means? Find out here!
Get Ready: Einstein's famous formula contains three letters: E, m, and c. Do you know what any of them stands for?
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| Sir Isaac Newton (Wikipedia) |
Note: What keeps us stuck to the earth? Sir Isaac Newton figured out exactly how this "glue" works! Find out what else he did!
Get Ready: If you hold something in mid-air and let go, which way will it probably travel? Why?
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| The branches of science as their subjects evolved through time (Wikipedia) |
Note: We live in the age of science. Let's listen in as Sunny and Antonio discuss the many branches of this important field of study.
Get Ready: Are you "good at" science? Do you like it? Why or why not?
