$1.2-million grant to train science teachers

Posted March 17th, 2009 by cnewson
Type: 
News Coverage
09/01/2007 (All day)

The Providence Journal
By Gina Macris, Journal Staff Writer
PORTSMOUTH — In the darkened auditorium of Portsmouth High School, students and teachers joined Governor Carcieri yesterday in watching a computer simulation of the way heat affects atoms. The atoms changed from white to red as they gyrated in larger and larger arcs, going from a solid substance, to a liquid, and then becoming a gas. Click the attachment below to read more.

City: 
Portsmouth
State: 
RI
Content Area: 
STEM Career Opportunities/Interests
Project Name: 
Rhode Island Information Technology Experiences for Student and Teachers (RI-ITEST)
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