Monday, 22 October 2012

TED Talk: Science is for Everyone

Take a look at this TED talk - Real science really is PLAY!!


Tuesday, 2 October 2012

Friday, 28 September 2012

Hungry? Info on the Fleming Food Bank

It's tough to focus in class if you're always hungry.  The Fleming Food Bank is located in the office next to Tim Horton's. It will be open as of October 1st.

There are also fresh produce boxes and "staples" boxes (bread, apples, cheese, etc.) that can be purchased through a sign up system at a reasonable subsidized cost. This is open to anyone.

If you've been struggling to get enough to eat this semster, stop by on Monday to see how they can help out!

Why x?

Want to see the video Soobia keeps talking about?  Check out Terry Moore's "Why is 'x' the unknown?" Ted Talk!



Monday, 24 September 2012

App: Building an Atom

Want some practice figuring out how many protons, neutrons and electrons are in an atom?  This app will let you build atoms and figure out what element they would belong to.  This is a great, interactive way to study for your upcoming chemistry test!!

Build an Atom
Click to Run

Tuesday, 11 September 2012

Get Involved and Try Out for the First Aid Support Team!

The First Aid Support Team (FAST) is a student volunteer organization which has been providing emergency medical response on Fleming College Sutherland Campus since 2002. The team averages 70 calls a year. FAST is dispatched through the Campus Security Officers to any medical emergency on-campus, responding in three person teams.

First Aid Support Team Tryout Information
The FAST tryouts will be Monday, September 17th in room 550 at 5:00 PM It will consist of three pre-planned scenarios and a written test. You require only comfortable footwear and a copy of your Standard First Aid CPR-C.
For more information on FAST please Visit http://www.flemingsac.ca/clubs.php
contact Fast@flemingc.on.ca or come to room 404

Math Help: Two Negatives Makes a Positive

Are you still trying to wrap your head around the idea that multiplying two negative numbers together gives you a positive answer?  Do you want some extra examples to help you understand why this is true?  Check out this link for a review of the rules and great explanations!