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Upcoming Changes to the ERIC Website
Dear ERIC community, I am pleased to tell you about exciting changes that will be coming to ERIC in the near future. These changes are being made in order to provide an improved level of service to the community, at a reduced cost to taxpayers. Transition to a New Website: From […]
What’s Your Definition of Intelligence?
An interview with Scott Barry Kaufman was featured in Saturday, July 20’s Globe and Mail. “As a child, Scott Barry Kaufman had an auditory disorder that made it difficult to process words in real time. . . . he performed badly in IQ tests, had to repeat Grade 3 and spent years in special education. […]
Celebrate Science Turn Kids On To Science
Join us for our third annual celebration of science—an event for educators, writers, librarians and parents. Find out how to inspire young minds to love science and math through interesting science books, simple hands-on activities and science collections! 9:30-12:00 Beaty Biodiversity Museum 2212 Main Mall, UBC Saturday November 3, 2012 Featured Scientist Dr. […]
Google Scholar Citations Open to All
Google has introduced a simple way for authors to compute their citation metrics and track them over time. To make use of this service Click here and follow the instructions to get started. According to Google “Here’s how it works. You can quickly identify which articles are yours, by selecting one or more groups of articles that are […]
Do video games teach kids ‘new literacy’?
When you check in with your kid, who is now into hour three of his Halo marathon, you repeat that well-worn phrase your mother used on you about killing brain cells and trading in the controller (well, it was a joystick back in your day) for a book. A new article on PBS’s Mediashift web […]
