Once I'm aboard ship and get settled in the Navy I think I just might order a bunch of used textbooks. I can get college level physics, differential + integral calculus (to cover some math), biology, chemistry, etcetera.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on learning and self-education ...
Let's embrace the 21st century and link up one another via social media.
This can be an opportunity to build a more connected community. Not everyone uses modified and that is understandable. Perhaps doing this will lengthen our collective reach.
That being said..you can find me on the Twitter ...
Thank you to everyone that's contributed thus far! I'm taking everyone's reply into consideration. Janis, I believe you hit the nail on the head. One's mindset should transcend any one specific approach.
A person should, as Cass put it, "...have the skills to gain knowledge..". Thanks again ...
The target it audience has a high school education and has taken, basic chemistry, biology, and environmental science but not physics.
The audience is looking to become a generalist in the major sciences.
Think of this curriculum as an alternative to a college degree, a poor man's BS if you will.
If tasked with constructing a science-based curriculum how would you advise someone trying to build a solid foundation in all of the major areas of science?
Incorporate dynamic stretching into your warmup and cool-down. Set a timer on your phone for 20 minutes and stretch for that period. Be sure not to skimp on any stretches just because you want to play or because the stretch puts you out of your comfort zone a bit ...