June 2004

There is a common view in many science disciplines that professors can be good at either teaching or research, but not both. And some faculty are concerned that being viewed publicly as being involved in improving science teaching will harm their research reputations. Although progress has been slow, published pedagogical research by Nobel Prize winners and National Academy of Science members and support from prestigious science organizations is helping to reform science education.

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