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Title: Q & A: Interview: Bryce Hach: High School Chemistry Teaching Gets a Boost.
Authors: Carr, Kate KCarr86759@aol.com
Source: Science Activities. Summer2009, Vol. 46 Issue 2, p38-40. 3p. 1 Color Photograph.
Subject Terms: *Consultants, *Science education, *Education, *Special education, *Education & society, *Educational programs, Scientific community
Geographic Terms: United States
Company/Entity: American Chemical Society
People: Hach, Bryce
Abstract: The article features American Chemical Society (ACS) senior education consultant Bryce Hach. It states that Hach supports science education by teaching special education and general science. Hach has also written a book that deals with the inequity in education and poverty. It notes that Hach is determined to recruit and keep high-quality people in his foundation to achieve a better scientific community, and help students understand more about science. It also poses the programs he established including Teach for America program and Second Career Teacher Scholarships program.
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