…practice of code-switching. These linguistic gymnastics, while sometimes seen as a survival tactic, can have detrimental effects on individuals and the community as a whole. Code-switching, the act of altering…
…that are far away? Students will practice their observational skills to compare how the views we see are different when we use our eyes and when we use tools like…
…regularly scheduled programming whenever you visit. That’s a significant saving, especially if you plan on visiting multiple times. You’ll also receive two one-time-use guest passes and six one-hour parking vouchers…
…for use by elementary schools across the state. This program is designed to help schools host a fun science event for their students and families with the use of a…
…Dr. Shashank Srivastava || Let’s Chat about ChatGPT May: Kyle Parker || Rethinking How We Use Our Landscapes June: Dr. Adam Rosenthal || Bacteria Get Hangry Too July: Nick Eakes…
…safe for viewing the Sun, no matter how dark the material is, include regular sunglasses, CDs, DVDs, and Mylar food wrapping. Use pinhole projection. Important: Do NOT look through the…
“A scientist himself, he recognized that the American people must understand science.” These were the words the Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel used in 1949 to describe John Motley Morehead III…
…Morehead (teacher workdays, holidays, testing dates, spring break, track-out dates, etc). Morehead educators will use this to determine a tentative visit date for your school. Due to the volume of…
…7% discount on camp sessions. If you do not have a discount code, please contact mpsc_camps@unc.edu. If you have any other questions, please contact us at mpsc_camps@unc.edu or 919.843.7334. Register…
…an annular eclipse. This “ring of fire” eclipse happens because the Moon is a bit farther away from Earth than on average. Thus, the Moon takes up less angular size…
