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We Teach Science searching for a Development Director

by Aragon Burlingham - 02/20/2012

We Teach Science is hiring a Development Director. Check out the job spec here.

The Dangers of Khan Academy

by Aragon Burlingham - 02/07/2012

This article from mathelicious.com was forwarded to us yesterday on the dangers of Khan Academy. Exerpt: “Instead, Khan Academy may be one of the most dangerous phenomena in education today. Not…

Consider becoming a mentor today

by Aragon Burlingham - 02/05/2012

“It’s good to have money and the things that money can buy, but it’s good, too, to check up once in a while and make sure that you haven’t lost…

Burlingame Buzz releases video about We Teach Science

by Aragon Burlingham - 02/02/2012

Raziel Ungar, a local Burlingame Real Estate agent moonslights in video production showcasing local companies. He just posted a lovely two minute video about We Teach Science, our students and…

We Teach Science February Newsletter

by Michelle - 02/01/2012

Google Science Fair 2012

by Aragon Burlingham - 01/24/2012

Googles annual science fair is up and running again – what’s unique about this is that the whole process is done online. Interested? Here’s what you need to know: Register…

Blended Learning – what is it?

by Aragon Burlingham - 01/24/2012

Ever wondered what Blended Learning is all about? NPR had a great primer on it yesterday and some preliminary results, concerns and plans for the future. Our RTM Program doesn’t quite…

SAP Gives awards We Teach Science $15K for Algebra Remote Tutoring & Mentoring

by Aragon Burlingham - 01/05/2012

SAP Gives awarded We Teach Science today $15,000 in support for the Algebra Remnote Tutoring & Mentoring program. We are delighrted SAP has joined a growing number of organizations that sees…

BogdanCo Consulting supports We Teach Science

by Aragon Burlingham - 12/30/2011

We are delighted to announce that BogdanCo Consulting, a bay area engineering consultancy, is supporting our efforts to ensure our students succeed in math and science. We applaud companies like…

Debunking Myths about Gender and Mathematics Performance

by Aragon Burlingham - 12/18/2011

A new study was published in Notices of the American Mathematical Society, looking at data from 86 countries, to test the ‘greater male variability hypothesis’ as the primary reason for…