Social Bookmarking Links help spread the Word about Science Education and Science Literacy. What are these Links?

Recently more readers are using social bookmarking links, like the ones found in the share in the left hand column of this blog, and the result is that more new visitors are coming to this web page. I thank you all for that. The traffic to this science literacy blog is steadily growing, though I don't think there is enough traffic to make a movie like the one Julie and Julia. One never knows, however. (Are you smiling? I am.)

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Though its use is increasingly frequent, I believe social bookmarking is still a mystery for many. I have elected to include a link to an article that explains the phenomenon that is, "social bookmarking." Here it is:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/help/6915817.stm

Included in the article are the following links and additional information on social bookmarking:

Wikipedia article on social bookmarking

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More Science Literacy...New Links:

Atlas of Science Literacy: American Association for the ... Atlas of Science Literacy (ISBN: 0871686686 )

AAAS - Project 2061 - Using "Atlas of Science Literacy" Workshops ...

Seeds of Science/Roots of Reading - Integrated Science and ... “

News :: Vanderbilt Center for Science Outreach » Blog Archive ... By Jeannie Tuschl News :: Vanderbilt Center for... - http://blogs.vanderbilt.edu/cso/

» Electrifying Science Mr. Romard's 4th grade Blog By mromard Mr. Romard's 4th grade Blog - http://teachers.saschina.org/mromard/

Mennellmedia.co.uk is a Developing Online Resource for Interactive ... Nblak Studios - http://www.nblak.com/

No Dick and Jane in today's classrooms | Cape Fear Newspapers, Inc. By Mike Staton Cape Fear Newspapers, Inc. - http://capefearnewspapers.com/ Students did more guided reading, more independent reading, more social studies and science reading than students in less-effective classrooms, Allington wrote. (Emphasis on, "science reading," is Dr. J's...)

Language-in-Education Policy Making in the Philippine ... By joepadre Multilingual Education/Philippines - http://mlephil.wordpress.com/

There is a need for Congress to formulate a 21st Century Philippine language-in-education policy that elicits the best educational outcome for Filipinos to become life-long learners and critical thinkers who can collaborate with one another to address the problems of national development. (Again, the emphasis is Dr. J's.)

Here's another quote from the same article:

Our present language policy is flawed as it rejects the use in school of the first language of children which is a chronic source of weakness plaguing Philippine Education. Students fail to understand their teacher and their school lesson because the language in school is one they can hardly speak or understand.

Perhaps areas where there are many immigrants, Boston, for example, could take notice of schools in the Philipines where they speak 170 languages. ("The Philippines is a multilingual nation with more than 170 languages. "_)

Source: http://mlephil.wordpress.com/2010/02/24/language-in-education-policy-making-in-the-philippine/; Accessed 2-25-2010.