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It's a real pleasure to be here today - courtesy of the [[circled in yellow]]Girl Scouts[[/circled in yellow]] - Because (as you probably suspect) I share your obvious commitment to math + sci. Ed.
For the past several years, I've been actively involved in efforts to encourage + motivate [[strikethrough]] yo [[/strikethrough]] students (particularly girls) to study sci + math. [new paragraph symbol] Kids have a natural curiosity - that means they're natural scientists.  
Scientists are constantly asking -+ trying to answer-questions about us, our planet, + the stars.  Students as early as elementary school are asking these Q too.  Eco adventures encourage this curiosity, and the Scouts aim is to nurture it [[strikethrough]] thru [[/strikethrough]] from elem. -> H.S.
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[[strikethrough]]I believe, by the way, that [[strikethrough]] It's important to [[strikethrough]] stimulate [[/strikethrough]] acquire an appreciation for sci[[strikethrough]](for?)all students [[/strikethrough]] that's true not just for those of you who may go on to become Geophys., or cosmochem or Rocket Scientists.  Sci + Tech have become so much a part of our daily lives, that some level of sci literacy is becoming important for everyone.  You can't open a newspaper w/out reading about global warming, this toxic waste dump down the rd., [[crossed out]]or[[/crossed out]] the next gen. internet + it's implications for your privacy. Mapped human genome possible H2O on Mars [[strikethrough]]  So...what you're doing is important.  + The way you're doing it is impressive. [[/strikethrough]]