Russian-American physicist brings fun to physics education
Tatiana L. Erukhimova has made a career out of making physics engaging and enjoyable for students and the public. Originally from Russia, she now works as a professor at Texas A&M University in the United States. This blog post explores her background and achievements in physics communication and outreach.
We are failing young people en mass Rethinking Education and Opportunities for Young People: A Call for Change Education is often viewed as the gateway to a prosperous future. However, a critical analysis reveals that our current approach to education, particularly in pushing every young person towards conventional academia, might… Read More »We are failing young people en mass
How non-degrees can destroy your career “The ‘Mickey Mouse’ Degrees: Are They Ruining Your Career Prospects?” Introduction As universities continue to diversify their course offerings, we’ve seen some rather unusual subjects popping up on the academic radar, including modules on Harry Styles and entire courses on bakery and patisserie technology.… Read More »How non-degrees can destroy your career
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School exclusion policy irresponsible The right to discipline children has been eroded and nobody wants to take responsibility What options to parents have to control their children’s behaviour? As a father who raised a child statemented for ‘special needs’ and with behaviour issues single-handedly, I found that my hands were… Read More »School exclusion policy irresponsible
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