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	Premium \| In Class August 2010 The Art of Science by Kathryn Howe An interdisciplinary course considers these two fields a match made in the heavens.
	Premium \| News February 2010 Newsmaker: Gina Schatteman by IAM Staff UI associate professor Gina Schatteman is on assignment in Washington, DC, helping American students bring their science, math, and technical skills up to a world-class level.
	Premium \| News June 2009 Alan Kim Johnson by IAM Staff Ever reach for the salt shaker before even tasting your food? UI psychologist and physiologist Alan Kim Johnson grabbed headlines this past spring when he uncovered an intriguing reason why -- salt might make us happier.
	Premium \| Feature April 2008 Inventions for Middle Schoolers by Melissa Rooney & Hauscin Deborah L. A middle school teacher's unit on inventions leads to in-depth inquiry on the part of students, who also gain an appreciation for how machines affect their lives.
	Premium \| Feature April 2008 The Squirrel Project by Robert E. Yager & Enger Sandra K. In this excerpt from "Exemplary Science in Pre K - Grade 4," a teacher illustrates how student curiosity prompts learning. Parents can use their children's questions to advance learning, too.
	Premium \| Feature May 1987 Close-up on UI Science Project by Colin Harrison Iowa students who seek teacher certification in science learn it's more important to help their students enjoy science than it is to always have the right answer.
	Premium \| Feature May 1987 Blinded by Science by Colin Harrison Why do kids turn off to science? UI professors in science education think it's because of the teachers.
	Premium \| Features April 2008 Great (and Small) Minds Think Alike by Jen Knights A pioneering UI psychology professor uncovers surprising facts about humans and other animals.
	Premium \| Features April 2008 Science Experiment by Kathryn Howe For the sake of U.S. schoolchildren -- and the country's economic future -- a UI professor hopes to take the fear out of a "tough" subject.
	Premium \| Features October 2004 Sounds of Space by NA NA Research scientists in Iowa's Department of Physics and Astronomy listen to sounds from space.

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