What TV could do for America

Article Abstract:

The portrayals of scientists and science on television is a disservice to the American people. Children receive the message that scientists are weird and dangerous. The skills of scientific skepticism are under emphasized. Recommendations are provided to help TV improve its portrayal of science.

Analysis, Scientists, Media coverage, Mass media, Television, Journalistic objectivity, Sensationalism, Sensationalism in television

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To avert a common danger

Article Abstract:

Scientists representing many fields met in May 1992, in Washington, DC, with many of the leaders of the major religions to discuss methods for preserving the environment. The joint commitment of the two diverse groups is a welcome development.

Social aspects, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Religion and science, Environmental protection

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Why we should support science museums: strike the spark

Article Abstract:

Science museums play a vital role in educating children about the wonders of science. These museums serve to spark off the curiosity of yuong people and often inspire them to learn more about science and the scientific method of thinking.

Services, Study and teaching, Science museums

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