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Support Science in the Classroom!

Posted on October 4, 2010 By Andrew Thaler
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Once again the Science Blogosphere is uniting behind Donor’s Choose to support science in the classroom. For those who don’t know, Donor’s Choose is a charity that funds projects proposed by school teachers. The Gam has selected (and will continue to add) several notable projects for our giving page. This year there’s a little twist, the blogs of the Gam, Deep Sea News, and several independent ocean blogs, will be teaming up to once again show that science blogosphere that ocean scientist mean business when it comes to supporting the next generation of marine scientists. We will be competing to see which group of bloggers can raise the most – Ocean Bloggers, Scientopia, Labspaces, GeoBlogs, and other science blogging networks, matter what, the real winners are the students.  The contest officially begins October 10.

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