Following on from Ms Sydenham's assembly this week about women in maths, and the anniversary of Ellen Wilkinson's birth on the 8th October, I thought we should have a look at some influential women in Science.
So, your challenge for this week is to research and write about the following women:
1. Marie-Anne Pierrette Paulze
2. Marie Curie
3. Mary Fairfax Somerville
4. Maria Mitchell
5. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson
6. Margaret Fountaine
7. Ellen Swallow Richards
8. Jane Goddall
Also, what are your scientific ambitions? Do you want to win the Nobel prize? What are you going to investigate in order to win the prize?
(you only need to research one person!!!!)
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the article, I think the title is very catchy and I also think that scientists are VERY interesting!!!
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ReplyDeletemy name is rejoice do i have to come and give the research to you . if i do which room.
ReplyDeletemarie curie was a women scientist and she was born on the 7 of november 1876,she lived in france but she was born in poland.
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Nice work Dounia - well done. Come and collect your badge from me.
ReplyDeleteRejoice - you can post your ideas here, or you can come and give me research in the Science office/ S3.
Azar and Hana - well done for posting, did you find out anything about these women scientisits?
Jane Goodall is one of the most famous experts on chimpanzees and their relationships with each other.
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