Einstein’s theories of relativity underpin our understanding of the universe, yet they’re not taught in high school. How can we change that?
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What did Isaac Newton, Captain Cook and Eddie Mabo all have in common? Each, in their own way, looked to the heavens to make sense of the world, and the importance of their place in it.
We have been building mechanical devices that can fly, play music and even speak for centuries.
Research shows that students feel motivated when they learn more about the struggles and failures of the world’s greatest scientists.
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