Author Archives: Prof. Seto

The picture above is in color. We can see the colors that are reflected off surfaces. The sunlight illuminating the setting in the picture is white. This means it is a mixture of different spectra. The leaves are green because … Continue reading →

Day 1 Borough Hall Park is littered with rats. You can’t walk through it at night without the sounds of rustling in the bushes and leaves on the ground. At first glance, you’d think there were many squirrels prancing around. … Continue reading →

What happened? Why are these birds found dead on the ground? In the Fall, many birds begin to migrate to warmer climates. While New York is mostly concrete and asphalt, large pockets of green space found within the likes of … Continue reading →

The images above illustrate a common problem in our city. We utilize poisons to in baiting stations to help us do away with the rodent infestation. Likewise, we generate industrial pollutants that seep into our environment. Here’s an extreme case … Continue reading →

Students usually have some concerns about how to do well in class. Sometimes students take a passive role in class and suffer from not finding a way to be responsible for learning the material on their own. So what did … Continue reading →

In this Learning Community, students will learn how to ask questions, summarize findings, and support conclusions with sources and evidence. Students will question and interpret data from the living world as they develop their math, science, and English skills. We … Continue reading →