The Science Institute's curriculum and methods of teaching science have been adopted by many institutions in the city of Chicago, across the United States, and around the world, in order to enhance their science education programs. The success of this curriculum and methodology prompted the NSF to fund the Science Institute to conduct science workshops for Chicago public school teachers. The Science Institute works to incorporate the principals of scientific freedom, human rights, democracy, and world peace in all its endeavors. Human rights takes many hours of hard work fighting regimes, but without any glory. Equal access to science education must be treated as a human right, but it also carries with it obstacles that have to be transcended.
Students have a right to the best education.