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Marvin and Milo go to Africa

By Alison R | Published: November 10, 2009

Imagine this… A school with no running water, where the labs have just basic apparatus, no gas, one power point each, and only sporadic electricity. This is the situation at the Kabale School, Bukoba, Tanzania, which faced David Morgan & Christine Forbes - a science teacher & a chemistry technician from The Thomas Hardye School, Dorchester - when challenged to teach a 3 [...]

Posted in Physics Abroad, Physics Education | Also tagged Development, eduaction, Marvin & Milo, physics | Leave a comment

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