New York Times Science Site Targets Curious (But Distractible) Students
""School is out, but science is everywhere."" That's the tagline for a new, savvy feature on the New York Times website called ""Summer of Science."" The microsite has bite-size, ADHD-friendly explanations of, well, cool science stuff. For instance, last week there was a post on the rare six-inch pocket shark, which has narrow slits (""pockets"") above its fins that have befuddled scientists.
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New York Times Science Site Targets Curious (But Distractible) Students