Sentence examples for connected science from inspiring English sources

One student in the ceramics course commented "I liked how this project connected science and the arts".

Students who had a research experience in high school and whose teachers likewise connected science across the curriculum are also more likely to complete a STEM major than their peers (Gamoran et al., 2011).

He received his Ph.D. from The Ohio State University for his dissertation on "Teachers' Feedback to Foster Scientific Discourse in Connected Science Classrooms".

He could connect science to everyday people's experiences.

Even the supposedly dispassionate world of science relies on the personalities of the individuals trying to connect science and Whitehall.

In the late 1940s science fiction was becoming respectable, and Mr. Pohl helped connect science fiction writers to mainstream publishers; he sold Mr. Asimov's first novel, "Pebble in the Sky" (1950), to Doubleday.

"Helios: Eadweard Muybridge in a Time of Change," which opened last spring at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington and traveled to London in the fall, connects science and art in the photographer's work more clearly than ever before.

12.01am: I have received this statement from GAP2, a European Commission-funded initiative "connecting science stakeholders and policy" on fisheries management: Whether we ban discards in 2014, phase out discards or keep the current system, no sustainable progress can be made without better data, and the buy-in of both the scientific and fishing communities.

"I see myself as having a role in connecting science and society.

Cyberinfrastructure science and engineering gateways have become an important modality to connect science and engineering communities and cyberinfrastructure.

By engaging students in scientific practices, teachers can help them connect science to real-world issues in their daily lives.