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students traumatized by science?

Some students are traumatized-es-es in science: a very unpleasant experience in their school careers can be hijacked for a long time in chemistry, physics or biology.

The consequences for their careers in science ... or not Faced with the choice of options for their studies, these injuries sometimes weigh heavy! We all know adults are extremely competent, who are still afraid to approach the numbers, which become pale or divert the conversation when asked what temperature the water of one liter of the mixture at 30 ° with two liters of 80 ° ... It could be said for fear of "chemical" or the relationship to nature ... One can imagine that some would have liked es sciences ... But if they had continued the unpleasant memory of an event was able to block them before they do know enough to appreciate. team have chemistry opened scientific Injury Blog - see below - to give voice to all those who are-have been so intimidated or paralyzed-es-es. And for those of you swimming happily in science, this blog might help explain some resistance from students?
Fig 1: The Missing Links wants to convey his passion for knowledge, put science in culture, develop a love of learning among young people, participate in the clarification of values, maintain the pleasure of discovery and the desire to understand the world .... [img

] Source: Atoms hooked Hello, a, RFS during barefoot heel–toe running; b, RFS, during shod heel–toe running; c, FFS during barefoot, toe–heel–toe running. Both RFS gaits generate an impact, transient, but shoes slow the transient’s rate of loading, and lower its magnitude. FFS generates no impact transient, even in the barefoot condition.

a, RFS during barefoot heel–toe running; b, RFS, during shod heel–toe running; c, FFS during barefoot, toe–heel–toe running. Both RFS gaits generate an impact, transient, but shoes slow the transient’s rate of loading, and lower its magnitude. FFS generates no impact transient, even in the barefoot condition.

Atoms Crochus are pleased to announce the launch of Blog trauma scientific ! http://traumasciences.atomes-crochus.org

At once entertaining and informative, it is part of a research group of Traces

Figure 3: Anatomical comparisons of human, chimpanzee, H. erectus and A. afarensis.,Figure 3 : Anatomical comparisons of human, chimpanzee, H. erectus and A. afarensis. Unfortunately we are unable to provide accessible alternative text for this. If you require assistance to access this image, or to obtain a text description, please contact npg@nature.com,,a, c, Anterior and posterior views of human, enumerating features related to endurance running listed in Table 1. b, d, Anterior and posterior views of chimpanzee. Labelled muscles connect the head and neck to the pectoral girdle and are reduced or absent in humans. e, Reconstruction of H. erectus based primarily on KNM-WT 15000 (from refs 4, 65); f, reconstruction of A. afarensis based primarily on AL-288 (from refs 4, 66).

, Ecole Normale Superieure, designed to understand how, from childhood to build our relationship with science.

physics remained a dark world for you and intimidating ? You're paralyzed-e to the idea of applying a rule of three? shame You still do not know how to distinguish one atom of a molecule?

The microscope was it instead the friend of your child's adventures?

a, Range of speeds for human ER and sprinting, and minimum trot (Tm), preferred trot (Tp), trot–gallop transition (T–G), preferred gallop (Gp), and maximum sustained gallop (Gms) for ponies (ref. 26), and predicted for quadrupeds of 65 and 500 kg (ref. 25). Also indicated is Gld, the optimal long distance (approx 20 km), daytime galloping speed for horses (ref. 27). Note that quadrupeds sprint at speeds above Gms. b, Comparison of the metabolic cost of transport (COT) in humans and ponies9,16,17. Both species have U-shaped COT curves for walking, and trotting has a similar-shaped curve in the horse, but the human COT is essentially flat at ER speeds. Preferred speeds (dotted rectangles) correspond to the most energy-efficient speeds in horses and walking humans, but speed selection is unrestricted in human ER. Note also that human running, like quadrupedal trotting, involves synchronized movements of diagonally opposite appendages (dots).

We invite your turn to share your good or bad memories science! Evoked memories may be explained by the Internet. The first evidence is already crisp ... This initiative is an extension a movie called The Firm trauma scientific
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designed by Richard Emmanuel Eastes and André Giordan, which takes the form of a playful exchange between a Doctor of Science

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patient. Back in his childhood, the participant recalls his good and bad memories of science. There followed a discussion which aims to raise resistance and ease of complex ...

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Dr clock, doctor of science. http://traumasciences.atomes-crochus.org
experimental blog about the evolution of biology. To explore how we could keep alive the link between research and teaching.

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