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Exploring scientific ideas is often a very intuitive and "visual" activity - especially when disciplines are not yet mature. And here you may find a powerful tool: scatter plots. |
Mathematics may also be "fun". A way to travel in new worlds without leaving your living space. And meanwhile, not necessarily unuseful. You may find an example in this note, dealing with a simulation about modeling daisy development, and finding something entirely different. If you like, you may continue the exploration yourself with the same program used in the note. |
Science is a hands-on activity! You may experience yourself in this beautiful site from the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, featuring games and activities. |
Life itself. Perhaps there is no other subject in human knowledge where mathematics and physics may play an important role. This is a first contact, dealing with trees, forests, and ecology - from a physical standpoint. Handwritten - sorry so sloppy! |
Driving appeals so many, teenagers especially, in industrialized countries. Independence. Possibility. But, also, environmental costs and safety issues. All mathematical things! |
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