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	Why is the Fish Blue?Article \| By I Wonder \| Dec 20, 2018 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes The accidental discovery of the novel property of an enigmatic blue protein answered a question that had nagged a fish biologist for two decades.
	Determination of the Molar Mass of Students in the Chemistry ClassArticle \| By I Wonder \| Jan 25, 2021 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes A not-quite-procedure for not-really-an-experiment for chemistry educators.
	How Science Teachers can collaborate with their students using Peer InstructionArticle \| By I Wonder \| Dec 20, 2018 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes This article explores peer instruction in the science classroom.
	Squaring the Circle Editor's Note Article \| By At Right Angles \| Jan 17, 2021 \| Mathematics \| 0 Likes
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	An interview with Vena Kapoor - On exploring natureArticle \| By I Wonder \| Dec 20, 2018 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes Vena Kapoor works with the Nature Conservation Foundation (NCF), Bengaluru on nature education, outreach and public engagement.
	Metal-Organic Framework: The new all-rounders in Chemistry ResearchArticle \| By I Wonder \| Dec 20, 2018 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) are a newly developed class of materials that allow us to store vast amounts of gases at low pressures in small volumes.

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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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