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 Not worth it
A review of Discover Magazine, November 19, 2008
Submitted by: jongeli from Palm Beach Gardens, FL
I will not renew this subscription. Popular Science is much better.
Not a good magazine
A review of Discover Magazine, November 18, 2008
Submitted by: Bones
I subscribe for my son. He is not at all thrilled with it. He says it is not what he expected.
 Excellent Scientific Magazine
A review of Discover Magazine, November 18, 2008
Submitted by: Gadsden from FL
Discover Magazine is definitely the best scientific magazine I have read to date. The articles are interesting and cutting edge. They are written so hat a novice science reader would be able to understand the concepts as well as offering in-depth research to teach even learned people on the topic something new. I would reccomment this magazine to anyone interested in contemporary science.
My students love the articles in Discover Magazine!
A review of Discover Magazine, November 18, 2008
Submitted by: Sharon from Knoxville, TN
I often use Discover Magazine to reinforce some of the concepts I am teaching or have taught to students. The pictures are awesome which is good for my students since they are deaf and very visual learners. It has been a great classroom resource. Thanks.
Fun Science
A review of Discover Magazine, November 5, 2008
Submitted by: Emily from Jacksonville, IL
This magazine has lots of interesting information and is very fun to read!
A review of Discover Magazine, November 4, 2008
Submitted by: t from Winfield, KS
The magazine is interesting. I look forward to the remaining issuses.
Informative yet readable
A review of Discover Magazine, October 28, 2008
Submitted by: Kevin from San Bruno, CA
I look forward to getting my Discover magazine each month. I read most articles because they keep me informed and are not overly techincal. The articles cover topics of current interest. Good Job, Discover!
A review of Discover Magazine, September 30, 2008
Submitted by: jtownnancy from Oak Ridge, NJ
I enjoy the magazine, but would not subscribe to it.
Provides many ideas for discussion with students
A review of Discover Magazine, September 30, 2008
Submitted by: Thomas from Phoenix, az
Great Magazine maybe the best!
A review of Discover Magazine, September 30, 2008
Submitted by: Mema from Farmingdale, NJ
Every single article has been well worth reading, informative, pertinent and enjoyable reading.
A review of Discover Magazine, September 30, 2008
Submitted by: Dan from Bradenton, FL
This is a very good Science magazine. 4 Stars
Eye Opening Scientific News!
A review of Discover Magazine, September 30, 2008
Submitted by: busy and informed from forest hill, MD
Discover is a great magizine that gives me as well as all readers a glimpse of the latest and greatest scientific news. It does not cover one part of science but covers a variety of areas. Science is such a broad topic and there are so many new ideas, research projects, and inventions daily, that Discover sorts through them and hits the main ideas that will affect us, the reader most. This magazine opens my eyes to many new and sometimes scary parts to science and technology that everyone should be aware of. Thanks for keeping me informed!
Good for cross culture teaching
A review of Discover Magazine, September 30, 2008
Submitted by: john from Union City, NJ
Discover is great for me as a teacher when I want to stress cross cultural issues related to French.
Many scientists and news items are related to French.
Thanks Discover!
5 stars
Discover: Agreat science magazine
A review of Discover Magazine, September 30, 2008
Submitted by: mms from Idaho Falls, ID
I enjoy the articles included in Discover, they are timely and explore all aspects of science. I appreciate the fact that they regularly take on issues that are controversial, and that the magazines is willing to explore many different points of view.
Anexcellent magazine for the layperson interested in Science and scientific exploration.
Great for science!
A review of Discover Magazine, September 24, 2008
Submitted by: bnj757 from St. Joseph, MO
This magazine is wonderful to use in science. The students find it interesting and it "shows" students that science is being used everyday!!
Awesome science for an awesome magazine
A review of Discover Magazine, September 2, 2008
Submitted by: becsters from Baldwinsville, NY
Excellent articles, a wealth of cutting edge information, and gorgeous pictures. What else could one ask for in a science magazine! I absolutely love reading this magazine! A+++++++
A review of Discover Magazine, August 11, 2008
Submitted by: Tray
Great info for teachers who need to stay current!
Very readable.
A review of Discover Magazine, June 27, 2008
Submitted by: Zeik from Kalamazoo, MI
The most comprehensable magazine on science, with well written articles complete with detailed graphics.
A review of Discover Magazine, May 12, 2008
Submitted by: Mrs. A from Tallahassee, FL
I love this magazine! I must admit I am a nerd and thoroughly enjoy an intellectual magazine. I feel that Discover presents itself in a very readable format. It's so readable in fact, that I am using to supplement science lessons for my third graders.
Best Non-Scientist Science Magazine
A review of Discover Magazine, May 6, 2008
Submitted by: Patti from Cincinnati, OH
Discover is the best magazine ever for non-scientists to learn about the new discoveries being made throughout the world. I look forward to devouring every issue!
Cover to cover reading for the non-science scientist
A review of Discover Magazine, April 8, 2008
Submitted by: Marianne from Crystal Lake, IL
As an educator, I feel I need to keep up with all kinds of scientific developments, but I don't always have the background or "lingo" to understand it all. Discover magazine has all the information I need to know in a format I can understand. On top of that, it is interesting and relevant to me: an ordinary layperson. I often use the information to help me teach in the classroom, whether it is a graph, a picture, or a whole story, and it helps me to model life-long learning and reading for enjoyment at the same time. Thanks, Discover!
A review of Discover Magazine, December 13, 2007
Submitted by: pbuchheim
One of my favorite magazines. Facinating and very information!
A really good science review for the educated layman
A review of Discover Magazine, December 11, 2007
Submitted by: Miranda from Victoria, TX
This magazine covers a wide variety of topics in many fields of science---astrology, archaeology, paleontology, as well as biology and physics. The articles are written in a way that they can be easily understood by an interested , educated layman, but not so in depth that they are beyond his comprehension. Both my husband and I look forward to receiving it each month.
Great Science Mag
A review of Discover Magazine, December 11, 2007
Submitted by: Judith from Lenexa, KS
I like Discover because it has cutting age information at an average college graduate level of understanding. You don't have to be a scientist to get a lot out of it.
Once a great magazine, now quality and interest seem to drift.
A review of Discover Magazine, December 10, 2007
Submitted by: JonC from Scio, OR
I'm a long-term subscriber to this magazine (over ten years now) and I'm growing disappointed in it. Up until about three years ago, I would say that Discover was the best general-interest science magazine around--more accessible than Scientific American and with more depth than Popular Science. I routinely used articles from this magazine for my college-level sciences classes. Contributors such as Jared Diamond and Carl Zimmer brought top-notch science writing to the layman.
Recently, though, the magazine's focus and quality have seemed to drift to a more pedestrian format. Articles lack interest and depth, with several cover stories being a single page of text rather than a real article. Several departments now read more like a "top ten list" than real science reporting. Regular columnists seem interested in writing humor or waxing philosophically on how to be ecologically friendly rather than presenting current science topics. Even the beloved Discover Science Awards have gone from having an entire issue devoted to the judging and analysis of these idea to being a few pages of text about the top one or two.
I'm now finding I can go several months of reading this magazine before seeing an article that really sparks my interest. That being said, the last two issues have shown a movement back to what Discover used to be like, but I don't know if this is just a short-term editorial adjustment or a long-term strategy.
Sadly, I'm ranking this magazine as average. Hopefully, though, the magazine will find itself back to what it used to be before I grow weary and quit renewing my subscription.
Excellent general science magazine
A review of Discover Magazine, December 10, 2007
Submitted by: Ted
Discover - a magazine for those with a science interest
A review of Discover Magazine, December 10, 2007
Submitted by: Nah! from Newton, NJ
The best thing about dDiscover is that it is readable by people who are not in the science industry. It also seems to balance the biological, medical, environmental, and other science stories/news.
best science and research magaine
A review of Discover Magazine, December 10, 2007
Submitted by: yazmo from lexington, ky
discover has the best information on latest discoveries inventions and research.has all developments in all areas of science.the best magazine its catogory.
Everyone should check it out at least once in a while
A review of Discover Magazine, December 7, 2007
Submitted by: Ellen from Merriam, KS
Discover has wonderful information on all the many things that affect our existence. It truly helps open your mind to the possibilities and to all the questions that have yet to be answered. It is mind-bogglingly wonderful! :)
one of two best mags....fortelling the future of mankind
A review of Discover Magazine, December 7, 2007
Submitted by: ron from camas, wa
title tells all.
A review of Discover Magazine, December 7, 2007
Submitted by: Lena from NY
It's a very interesting magazine. I've read most of the articles and enjoyed all of them. The best part of the magazine is the last page, which is 20 things you didnt know about. That was really fascinating.
This is a very good magazine that updates both the physical and social sciences!
A review of Discover Magazine, December 7, 2007
Submitted by: Bill from Collinsville, IL
This is a very informative magazine with both updates and insights into the physical sciences, social sciences, and history!
Great info but a slow read
A review of Discover Magazine, December 7, 2007
Submitted by: Cece from Chantilly, VA
This magazine has some great articles but the reading is slow going and not a fun as National Geographic.
Printing Excellence!
A review of Discover Magazine, December 7, 2007
Submitted by: jeffstone1 from houston, tx
Out of all my subscriptions, this one will not last more than a couple of days without being read cover to cover.
Personally, I like to flip through and watch some of the educational channels on TV. If you are anything like me, then you will like this magazine.
Discover the 21st Century with Discover Magazine
A review of Discover Magazine, August 20, 2007
Submitted by: drawn2distraction from East Stroudsburg, PA
Always intelligent, always cutting edge Discover magazine has been a favorite of mine for over 20 years. For anyone with an interest in Science, Nature, or Technology - I recommend Discover. Informative to people of all ages, I would suggest the content for anyone in their teens or older. The short, but informative articles, as well as the more lengthy ones - all are accessible, are are enjoyable. In 2 decades of reading Discover I have NEVER, and that's a strong word, NEVER picked up a Discover magazine and not found an article to enjoy. I have subscribed for several years, and send gift subscriptions to friends and family as well. 5 Stars, any way you cut it!
this is the best science magazine
A review of Discover Magazine, August 13, 2007
Submitted by: katiemc from stockton, ca
There are a wide range of topics covered in Discover magazine.
From theories of great thinkers of all time to modern scientific approaches to everyday life and beyond.
Discover your liberal side
A review of Discover Magazine, August 7, 2007
Submitted by: Donne from Richmond, VA
I have subscribed to Discover for 2 years, and I have finally reached my limit. Call me naive, but I never realized that a magazine purporting to be about science could be so slanted to the left. Admittedly the science articles are good, but it is becoming more difficult to find articles that do not have a political point of view in this periodical. Can anyone recommend a good science mag that is directed to the layman, and that does not have liberal agenda?
More science, less politics
A review of Discover Magazine, July 16, 2007
Submitted by: Ria from Rock Island, IL
I subscribed to this magazine for years and loved the science, but they crossed the line so many times with their blatant political agenda I had to let my subscription expire.
Great Science Magazine
A review of Discover Magazine, July 12, 2007
Submitted by: MW
I have subscribed to Discover Magazine for approximately four years, and it has yet to disappoint. If you are looking for a straightforward, easy to read magazine about science, than this is it. Not as technical as some, like Smithsonian, but enough information and variety to keep one's interest.
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