Experiments that we and other researchers have done in cafeterias at high schools, middle schools and summer camp programs, as well as in laboratories, have revealed many ways to use behavioral psychology to coax children to eat better. Here are a dozen such strategies that work without requiring drastic or expensive changes in school menus.
For all the interesting finds play with the interactive map on the NYT! I’m not going to lie, it was better in print form….
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Give you endless potential for decorating.
Set to the Tron Legacy Trailer and made with lights on a turntable- geeze, so cool and so simple.
part of Kim Pimmel’s Light Studies
Science is inherently cool, but gross science is even better.
Using a combination of computer tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), scientists Kasper Hansen and Henrik Lauridsen of Aarhus University in Denmark were able to visualize the entire internal organ structures and vascular systems (aka “guts”) of a Burmese Python digesting a rat.
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