Science Education Moves Up Academy Agenda
Washington
To demonstrate his commitment to education reform as the president of the National Academy of Sciences, Bruce M. Alberts recently invited 100 of the best mathematics and science teachers from this city's schools to dine in the academy's ornate chambers.
As the most prestigious federally chartered scientific-advisory body and the professional home of some of the nation's most accomplished researchers, the academy does not often play host...
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