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Empowering Citizens Through Scientific Literacy
This article emphasizes the importance of scientific literacy, not to master science, but to critically analyze information, and advocates for increased support for science education and communication.
Empowering Citizens Through Scientific Literacy
This article emphasizes the importance of scientific literacy, not to master science, but to critically analyze information, and advocates for increased support for science education and communication.
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36% Bias Score
Hainan Hosts 13th "Charm of Nuclear Energy" Summer Camp
The 13th annual "Charm of Nuclear Energy" summer camp, held August 5th in Haikou, Hainan, attracted numerous participants, combining science lectures, cultural exploration, and field trips to promote nuclear science literacy and understanding among young people, further expanding on its 12-year succ...
Hainan Hosts 13th "Charm of Nuclear Energy" Summer Camp
The 13th annual "Charm of Nuclear Energy" summer camp, held August 5th in Haikou, Hainan, attracted numerous participants, combining science lectures, cultural exploration, and field trips to promote nuclear science literacy and understanding among young people, further expanding on its 12-year succ...
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48% Bias Score
Death of Renowned Indian Astrophysicist Jayant Narlikar
Jayant Narlikar, an 86-year-old Indian astrophysicist known for his alternative to the Big Bang theory and his founding of IUCAA, passed away on Tuesday, leaving a profound impact on science and education in India.
Death of Renowned Indian Astrophysicist Jayant Narlikar
Jayant Narlikar, an 86-year-old Indian astrophysicist known for his alternative to the Big Bang theory and his founding of IUCAA, passed away on Tuesday, leaving a profound impact on science and education in India.
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32% Bias Score
English Boys Outperform Girls in Math and Science, Widening Gender Gap
A new analysis of the 2023 TIMSS assessment reveals that English boys significantly outperformed girls in math and science, particularly in year 9 where boys had a 26-point lead in math and a 14-point lead in science, widening pre-pandemic trends and creating the largest gender gap among 59 particip...
English Boys Outperform Girls in Math and Science, Widening Gender Gap
A new analysis of the 2023 TIMSS assessment reveals that English boys significantly outperformed girls in math and science, particularly in year 9 where boys had a 26-point lead in math and a 14-point lead in science, widening pre-pandemic trends and creating the largest gender gap among 59 particip...
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44% Bias Score
China's "Double Reduction" Policy Faces Obstacles in Fostering Scientific Interest
China's "double reduction" policy, while aiming to boost science interest among students, faces obstacles like insufficient resources, overemphasis on testing, and education inertia, necessitating systemic reforms in science education.
China's "Double Reduction" Policy Faces Obstacles in Fostering Scientific Interest
China's "double reduction" policy, while aiming to boost science interest among students, faces obstacles like insufficient resources, overemphasis on testing, and education inertia, necessitating systemic reforms in science education.
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40% Bias Score
Disabled Scientists Overcome Fieldwork Barriers at Lost Lake
A field trip to Lost Lake in California showcased how scientists with disabilities are overcoming barriers to access in geological fieldwork, highlighting the need for greater inclusion in STEM.
Disabled Scientists Overcome Fieldwork Barriers at Lost Lake
A field trip to Lost Lake in California showcased how scientists with disabilities are overcoming barriers to access in geological fieldwork, highlighting the need for greater inclusion in STEM.
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24% Bias Score
Hainan Nuclear Science Camp Concludes, Showcasing China's Growing Nuclear Energy Outreach
A five-day nuclear science summer camp in Hainan, China, concluded on August 9, 2025, engaging over 150 experts and youth from China and 19 other countries to promote nuclear energy; the program, running for 13 years, has expanded from 6,000 to over 1.3 million participants.
Hainan Nuclear Science Camp Concludes, Showcasing China's Growing Nuclear Energy Outreach
A five-day nuclear science summer camp in Hainan, China, concluded on August 9, 2025, engaging over 150 experts and youth from China and 19 other countries to promote nuclear energy; the program, running for 13 years, has expanded from 6,000 to over 1.3 million participants.
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48% Bias Score
Scopes Trial Anniversary: Evolution vs. Creationism Debate Continues
The 100th anniversary of the Scopes Monkey Trial, a staged 1925 event in Dayton, Tennessee, reignited debate over evolution versus creationism, revealing persistent divisions despite increased acceptance of evolution among Americans.
Scopes Trial Anniversary: Evolution vs. Creationism Debate Continues
The 100th anniversary of the Scopes Monkey Trial, a staged 1925 event in Dayton, Tennessee, reignited debate over evolution versus creationism, revealing persistent divisions despite increased acceptance of evolution among Americans.
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32% Bias Score
Scopes Trial: A Century of Conflict Over Evolution in Education
The 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee, challenged a state law banning the teaching of evolution, pitting William Jennings Bryan against Clarence Darrow and highlighting the ongoing conflict between creationism and evolution in public education.
Scopes Trial: A Century of Conflict Over Evolution in Education
The 1925 Scopes Trial in Dayton, Tennessee, challenged a state law banning the teaching of evolution, pitting William Jennings Bryan against Clarence Darrow and highlighting the ongoing conflict between creationism and evolution in public education.
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28% Bias Score
China's "Double Reduction" Policy: Obstacles and Solutions for Cultivating Scientific Talent
China's "double reduction" policy, while aiming to boost student science interest, faces challenges from insufficient resources, overemphasis on testing, and education inertia, requiring systemic changes in curriculum, teacher training, and assessment to cultivate scientific talent.
China's "Double Reduction" Policy: Obstacles and Solutions for Cultivating Scientific Talent
China's "double reduction" policy, while aiming to boost student science interest, faces challenges from insufficient resources, overemphasis on testing, and education inertia, requiring systemic changes in curriculum, teacher training, and assessment to cultivate scientific talent.
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44% Bias Score
China Upgrades Science Education with New Guideline
China's Ministry of Education issued a guideline to enhance science education in primary and secondary schools, mandating at least one science teacher with a master's degree and one science vice-principal per primary school, promoting collaboration, resource sharing, and digital tools to cultivate a...
China Upgrades Science Education with New Guideline
China's Ministry of Education issued a guideline to enhance science education in primary and secondary schools, mandating at least one science teacher with a master's degree and one science vice-principal per primary school, promoting collaboration, resource sharing, and digital tools to cultivate a...
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32% Bias Score
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