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Mae Jamison sur l'enseignement simultané des arts et de la science

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Mae Jamison est astronaute, médecin, collectionneuse d'art et danseuse... Puisant des exemples dans sa propre histoire avec l'école et son expérience dans l'espace, elle demande aux éducateurs d'enseigner à la fois les arts et la science, l'intuition et la logique comme ne faisant qu'un - pour former des penseurs audacieux.

In 1992, Mae Jemison was the first African-American woman to go into space. She's become a crusader for science education -- and for a new vision of learning that combines arts and sciences, intuition and logic. Full bio »

Translated into French by Naíma Perrella Milani
Reviewed by Anna Cristiana Minoli
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