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Ever want to put tweezers in an electric outlet? Ron Dantowitz reminds us that the average person is smarter than the dumbest scientist, and even a 4-year old can do science. When schools "Teach Science Like Sports", natural curiosity leads students to put experiments in space and fly with NASA to watch a real asteroid impact Earth.
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Dantowitz is the Director of the Clay Center Observatory at Dexter Southfield, in Brookline, MA. An aeronautical engineer with six NASA achievement awards and 25 years of experience in science education, he has learned the most from being a dad of three naturally curious scientists.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx