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through the works of ancient chemists had not been that fruitful – Lavoisier was cer- tainly the master who had laid the foundation to the manner how modern chemistry should be executed. Yet, in his writings
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portunity, applied to enter a Master’s program at St. Petersburg University. He was, in reality, aspiring to a university teaching position, which, at that time, required two Master’s degrees. Dmitri was able [...] Mendeleev and Maria Dmitrievna Mendele- ev. Dmitri's father Ivan taught literature and was a head-master of an advanced secondary school, called a gymnasium. Unfortunately, Ivan lost his sight and died
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Dmitris Periodentraum 1 Storytelling Teaching Model: http://science-story-telling.eu Dmitris Periodentraum 12. Juli 1849 in Tobolsk, Sibirien: ganz aufgeregt hielt der 15-jährige Dmitri Mendeleev sein
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Mendeleev and Maria Dmitrievna Mendele- ev. Dmitri's father Ivan taught literature and was a head-master of an advanced secondary school, called a gymnasium. Unfortunately, Ivan lost his sight and died
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Biography: Sir Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford 1 Storytelling Teaching Model: http://science-story-telling.eu Biography: Sir Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford Much of what we know today about heat beg
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knowledge. What results from this situation is that “children everywhere are schooled to become masters at answering questions and to remain novices at asking them” (Dillon, 1990, p. 7). The procedure
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that “experiments are the exclusive principle of physics and that experi- ments are the genuine Masters, whom one have to follow in physics.“ (Attali 2007, 167) The ques- tion how knowledge was developed
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impact on his decision to take physics courses the following year. In 1893, Rutherford obtained a Master of Arts degree with double First Class Honours, in Math- ematics, Mathematical Physics, and Physical [...] invented high-frequency electrical circuits and worked with radio waves. After he graduated with his Master’s degree, he looked for a job as a school teacher. Evidently, he must not have been very good at it