by John Mays
People who know me know that I spend a lot of time talking about wonder. Plato and Aristotle both wrote that "wonder is the beginning of philosophy." Wonder should be the beginning of ...
By John Mays
In addition to writing science texts, I sometimes dabble in mathematical recreations. Here’s one.
For a long time, I have been fascinated by the nearly mystical (or maybe actually myst...
by John Mays
This is an exciting day: The first images from NASA's new James Webb Space Telescope were released this morning. Read about the image shown above and look at other ones here.
After ove...
by John Mays
A customer recently asked about the priorities for students in grammar school science. I wrote a fair bit about that in my book From Wonder to Mastery—so for a fuller response, check t...
by John Mays
It is amazing to me that is has taken many evangelical Christians so long to get on board with the need for a new emphasis on creation care—one that addresses the unique need present i...
by John Mays
Greetings everyone. Welcome to the new Novare Science Blog hosted on the Classical Academic Press website! Prior to 2020, I shared ideas about science and education in the Novare Newsl...
