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Research Science Dublin

Call me Al · 2014-09-26 08:36:33

I just found about this this morning and am having difficulties loading the app. I have a 7year old who would I think find many sessions in this fascinating if they weren't too advanced. He asks a lot of questions and would know more about the sciences than many adults. Does anyone know if any of these talks are aimed…

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26-09-2014 9:36am

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Call me Al

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I just found about this this morning and am having difficulties loading the app. I have a 7year old who would I think find many sessions in this fascinating if they weren't too advanced. He asks a lot of questions and would know more about the sciences than many adults.
Does anyone know if any of these talks are aimed towards at children, but aren't babyish, which he would have zero interest in?
Thanks

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#2 26-09-2014 1:05pm
ScumLord

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Youtube is probably a better source of science talks/documentaries. Ted talks might interest him, while they're not all that exciting their pretty short which should mean even kids can watch them without losing interest. A good introduction to ted talks for any kid would be the one on the chickenosaurus.

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