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Subject: Kids demos

Date: Jan 31, 2005 18:31 UTC

Author: Hurlbut, Dan <dan.hurlbut**At_Symbol_Here**AG.STATE.CO.US>

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Subject: Re: Kids demos

Date: Feb 1, 2005 03:02 UTC

Author: helen <teamplayer**At_Symbol_Here**PCISYS.NET>

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From: L M <bt_quant**At_Symbol_Here**YAHOO.COM>

Subject: Re: Class demo - whoa!

Date: Feb 1, 2005 00:45 UTC

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In-Reply-To: <p06010205be240f964075**At_Symbol_Here**[192.168.2.4]>

Demystify: 
As a retired teacher, I find this thread very interesting and very much on target. A number of years ago I was impressed by a presentation by Rubin Battino in NYC. One of his major points was to impress us as teachers an students in general is the difference between Magic and Science. . . .A magician uses science to "fool" the audience and keep the "tricks" secret. A science teacher may do "magic tricks" to illuminate the science that underlies them.

ILPI  wrote:
I am all for outreach programs, but I am dismayed that the teacher
saw fit to teach young kids that chemistry is "Talking about fire and
about things that blow up."

I've done these demos at elementary schools. Before I did my last
one, I told the kids that I am a chemist and I asked them what

Lew Malchick
bt_quant**At_Symbol_Here**yahoo.com


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