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	Seeing the Invisible: Imaging a Black HoleArticle \| By I Wonder \| Dec 14, 2020 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes In early April this year, newspapers and online websites were agog with the news that astronomers had obtained the first image of a black hole known to reside in a d
	Interview with Beena D. B.Article \| By I Wonder \| Nov 19, 2019 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes Beena D B works as a Resource Person at the School of Arts and Sciences, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru.
	Physics for Closeted AristoteliansArticle \| By I Wonder \| Nov 19, 2019 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes Children aren’t empty vessels. They come to class with amusing, surprising and deep-rooted ideas, inconsistent with contemporary science.
	Pedagogy of 'Dirty' Hands: Reflections from an Urban Terrace FarmArticle \| By I Wonder \| Nov 19, 2019 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes Urban areas are often viewed as a source of ecological ‘problems’ rather than solutions.
	Distances in AstronomyArticle \| By I Wonder \| Nov 19, 2019 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes How do we know the distance of the sun from the earth? Or that of the nearest galaxy to our own?
	Trees and Seasons in a Changing WorldArticle \| By I Wonder \| Nov 19, 2019 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes Trees live close to us — in our backyards, gardens, fields, and road-sides.
	Learning Science With The Body In MindArticle \| By I Wonder \| Nov 18, 2019 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes This article explores embodied learning in the science classroom.

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A Teacher Transformed Through Training

Are certain individuals born to be teachers and can only those be truly competent? Or can people without such aspirations develop to become ‘great teachers’? Are there certain conditions, the presence of which foster such development?

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