A partnership for teachers, children and education Home Curricular Support Resources Bookshelf Forums E-courses Contacts Readings   * Issues in Education   * Thought & Practice   * Teaching - Learning   * Thinkers on Education   * Science & Math Public Documents   * Curricular Documents   * Commissions   * Policies & Acts   * Approach papers   * Reports   * Reviews Journals   * Online Journals       Readings in Science and Mathematics Click on the title to access the reading The spirit of ant By Henry Van Vyk, Chance and the History of Life Peter Ward, in How Things Are, Why Are Some People Black? Steve Jones, in How Things Are, What About Incest? Patrick Bateson, in How Things Are, Our Gang Milford H. Wolpoff, in How Things Are, Three Facets of Evolution Stephen Jay Gould, in How Things Are, From Kefir to Death Lynn Margulis, in How Things Are, Triumph of the Embryo Lewis Wolpert, in How Things Are, Who Do We Blame for What We Are Jack Cohen, in How Things Are, Where Do We Come From? Robert Shapiro, in How Things Are, A Salute to P K Srinivasan S. Sundaram, The Joy of Water P. W. Atkins in How Things Are, What Happened Before the Big Bang! Paul Davies, in How Things Are, Good and Bad Reasons for Believing Richard Dawkins, in How Things Are, On the Naturalness of Things Mary Catherine Bateson, in How Things Are, Nothing But or Anything But? Marian Stamp Dawkins, in How Things Are, Discoveries in Fairyland - Jean Henri Fabre in The Latch Key of My Book House, edited by Olive Beaupré Miller, Three Days to See Helen Keller, How Wonderfully We Stand Upon This World Dr. Alan Hirshfeld; Source: The purpose of life website, Germs Lewis Thomas, On Being the Right Size J. B. S. Haldane, Tough Test Contributed by Arvind Gupta, Rats J. B. S. Haldane, Helping Students with Homework in Science and Math Milbourne, Linda A.and Haury, David L., 1999 A Laboratory for Mathematics? Rohit Dhankar, 2003