Learning Places
Learning Places Blog
Submitted by cindy on Fri, 10/05/2007 - 1:16pm. Learning Places
This is the blog of Learning Places. The Learning Places program results from a four-year grant awarded by the National Science Foundation to the St. Louis Science Center (SLSC) in partnership with the Science Museum of Minnesota (SMM.) Learning Places provides teenagers with a variety of opportunities to explore and evaluate the components necessary to create the physical spaces that will engage and excite younger children about Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM).
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Submitted by Kurly001 on Mon, 07/11/2011 - 1:32pm. Learning PlacesWelcome to the world Gavon Amir Robertson
Submitted by Gregory001 on Sat, 03/12/2011 - 11:41pm. Learning PlacesJail: How to Avoid This Situation
Submitted by Gregory001 on Fri, 02/04/2011 - 12:46pm. Learning PlacesHello YES Teens and Staff. Well over the past week, I encountered a minor situation that placed me behind bars. No, it wasn't nothing serious, just had traffic ticket violation. While I was incarcerated, I began to go into a deep thought of how life could alter just off small things. I patiently waited and waited to be released, and finally got my request approved. The reason I'm blogging about this situation, because your actions can change your entire lifestyle at the snap of a finger. I never been locked up before, and it was the worst experience I could ever imagine. I want to educate the youth about how to avoid challenges down the road similar to mines. Once I was released, I knew that I didn't have nothing to worry about anymore.
Law-enforcers are out here to do there job, and I can't blame no one but myself for that reason. If you have any problem such as traffic tickets, Missing court dates, and etc; make sure that get those problems taken care of ASAP. Drive safe and think positive every time you step out the house, because you never know what might happen in the next minute. And please, do not avoid the situation, because it only get worst. Jail isn't meant for everyone. The reason I say that, is because of the experience. Thank you for reading my blog, and I plan to keep blogging to my fellow YES Teens and Staff. Cheerio!!! Be safe.
Learning Places takes it out to Taylor
Submitted by Jessica on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 1:18pm. YES | Learning PlacesThis week we met with three of our teen components to discuss the opportunities present for building new stations. We wanted to highlight the various science topics happening at the Taylor building after we finished building our round 1 stations. Those stations, created from ideas the teen groups had, are still in progress. In fact, look in the hallways and alcoves for signage that points to the places these new stations will be built. We welcome your input.
As the new component based stations come together we'll be focusing on: climate change and it's effect on butterflies found in and near St. Louis with the C3 group, on "chain reactions" with the Design-It! group, and on healthy decision making around our food choices with the Healthy Teens, Healthy Living group. Be sure to check out the Learning Places teens' blogs for more information!
Do you have a suggestion on a station topic to be built at the Taylor building? What kind of science interests you? Have a question you're dying to explore? Let us know!



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