Celebrate Science event encourages young Hoosiers to get involved in sciences - WISH-TV

Anyone with information is asked to call the Hendricks County Sheriff's Department Investigations Division at 317-745-9354.

There are now 12 Jane Pauley Community Health Center locations throughout the city.

Science is everywhere! Getting the kids on board with science might be easier than you think. Celebrate Science Indiana 2014 is fun for all ages and the perfect way to get the kids interested one or many areas of sceience. The event is Oct. 4 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.

Tom Turpin, Professor of Entomology, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN and Rick Crosslin, MSD Wayne Township District Science Coach, Host-Executive Producer Indiana Expeditions,encourages young Hoosiers to get involved in sciences.

From cricket spitting to an earthquake simulator, Celebrate Science Indiana 2014 is fun for all ages. Science impacts our daily lives, and the event aims to encourage young Hoosiers to pursue exciting, rewarding careers in science.

Entities 0 Name: Hoosiers Count: 2 1 Name: Celebrate Science Indiana Count: 2 2 Name: Tom Turpin Count: 1 3 Name: West Lafayette Count: 1 4 Name: Wayne Township District Science Coach Count: 1 5 Name: Purdue University Count: 1 6 Name: Indiana State Fairgrounds Count: 1 7 Name: Rick Crosslin Count: 1 8 Name: Hendricks County Sheriff 's Department Investigations Division Count: 1 9 Name: Host-Executive Producer Indiana Expeditions Count: 1 10 Name: Jane Pauley Community Health Center Count: 1 Related 0 Url: http://ift.tt/1n9D7ZP Title: Can Project-Based Learning Close Gaps in Science Education? Description: Putting kids to work on meaningful projects can transform classrooms into beehives of inquiry and discovery, but relatively few rigorous studies have examined how well this teaching method actually works. An encouraging new report describes preliminary, first-year outcomes from a study of 3,000 middle school students that shows kids can, in fact, learn more in science classrooms that adopt a well-designed, project-focused curriculum.