Ms. Jardin
Museum of Science @ The C.G.S.
The gravity defying wheel!
The good doctor lends a hand
"Laserlesson"
Lasers on the wall at the CGS - where's the Pink Floyd music?
Bring out the fog machine
Can you see the colors in the fog?
The search for volunteers!
Mrs. Carson was astounded by this probability lesson!
Mr. Mullings has the perfect caption for this picture!
The grand finale!
The Pencil Accelerator!!!
A very impressive demonstration indeed!
Thank You
Larry & Phil
Guess What?
Was Back On Friday
February 8th, 2001
for science sections 1 & 4
Be SEEING YOU!
CityLab @ the C.G.S. (12/15/00)
Funding for the MobileLab is provided by the National Institutes of Health, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Charles Hayden Foundation, Neighborhood Jobs Trust of the City of Boston, USTRUST, Genzyme, and the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council
The MobileLab provides continuity and enrichment of the CityLab experience by taking the program on location. Quality science education is the impetus for the design and implementation of the MobileLab. We recognize that one or two visits to BUSM CityLab may not be sufficient for students to develop confidence and familiarity in the laboratory that promotes independent and creative thinking. Our experience with the CityLab Camp has shown that the directed inquiry approach inherent in the CityLab activities segues nicely into more open ended inquiries. Whereas the Camp provides this opportunity for a small group of students, the Mobile Laboratory allows many students to have the same opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of molecular biology through hands-on experiences.
For more about the City Lab:
I know it's a bizarre address, but it's the CityLab page on Boston University's Web Site.
Science Projects:
Hearing and the Ear
The Elements
