Advocating for Science from Within the Classroom
AI in the Science Classroom: How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Saving Time (Jan 2024)
Asset-Based Approaches to Science Learning
Coaching Teachers in the Next Generation Science Standards
Curriculum-based professional development
Developing Science Teacher Professional Development Facilitators (April 2024)
Distance Learning Strategies for Sensemaking
Engaging ALL Students in STEM - Engineering as an Agent for Social Justice
Engaging Children from an Early Age in Doing Science and Engineering: Helping to Make Science Learning More Meaningful, Equitable, and Enduring (April 2024)
Engaging Students: Using Crosscutting Concepts to Prompt Student Sensemaking of Phenomena
Enhancing Science and Engineering in Prekindergarten through Fifth Grade: CSSS/NSELA Sponsored Leadership Webinar
Finding Phenomena (Oct 2023)
Getting Teachers and School Administrators Ready for the Upcoming Solar Eclipses (Sept 2023)
Have your cake and eat it too - Utilizing Open Educational Resources to Transform Science Learning
Integrating Science and Language for All Students with a Focus on English Learners
Leadership is essential for elementary science; however, leaders need support just as much as those they lead.
Leadership’s Role in Elementary Science Safety
Leading Effective Science Curriculum-Based Learning
Leading Elementary Science: Let's Get Writing
Louisiana Remote Learning Adaptations for OpenSciEd and inquiryHub Biology
One Approach for Designing Differentiated Professional Development
Partner Webinar (BrainPOP): Practicing the Practices to Drive Middle School Student Readiness (Nov 2023)
Partner Webinar: BrainPOP Science (October 2024): Exploring AI in Education: Building Foundations and Making Connections with BrainPOP
Partner Webinar (ExploreLearning): Transforming Science Instruction with SEPs (October 2024)
Partner Webinar (ExploreLearning): Turning Evidence into Excellence: Leveraging Best Practices to Transform STEM Instruction with ExploreLearning (Jan 2024)
Partner Webinar (Legends of Learning): Gamifying the K-5 Classroom: A Cross-Curricular Approach to Deeper Learning (Nov 2023)
Partner Webinar (Penda Learning): Unlocking the Three Dimensions of Learning (Mar 2024)
Partner Webinar (Vernier): Moving to 3D Learning with Data Collection Technology (Dec 2023)
Queer in STEM: Disrupting Stereotypes of Identity and Context
Teaching Climate Change: Fostering Understanding, Resilience, and a Commitment to Justice (Feb 2024)
Teaching K-12 Science and Engineering During a Crisis
The Importance of Partnership, Support, and Sustained Professional Development
The Power of Teacher Leadership: Unlocking the potential of science educators
Tools for Feedback in the NGSS Classroom
Volume 26n1 Journal
Volume 26n2 Journal
Volume 27n1 Journal
Volume 27n2 Journal
Volume 28 n1 - Examining Teacher Leadership as a Model for Improvement in Science Education
Volume 28 n1 - “Now I’ve seen what they can do”: How implementing a cognitive apprenticeship can impact middle school science teachers’ beliefs and practices
Volume 28 n1 - Phenomenology of Secondary Students’ Experiences in Out-of-School Time Science Research
Volume 28 n1 - The Use of Teacher Resources in a Sheltered Science Unit on Watersheds
Volume 28 n1 - White Lab Coats and Elementary Students’ Science Self-Concept and Science Self-Efficacy
Volume 28 n2 - Scaling professional development: Integrity of implementation as a measurement approach
Volume 28 n2 - Sources of STEM and STEM career messaging for adolescent English learners
Volume 28 n2 - Stormy WATERS: COVID-19 transition to online learning for an environmental education middle school curriculum
Volume 28 n2 - The effect of preparing a book about plants or visiting a botanical garden on raising pupils’ plant awareness
Volume 28 n2 - The NGSS and the historical direction of science education reform
Volume 29 n1 Evaluating Research Experiences for Teachers: An Iterative Curriculum Development Approach for STEM Educators
Volume 29 n1 - Making Waves & Building Knowledge: Developing K-8 Teachers’ Capacity for Teaching Marine Science & Climate Change
Volume 29 n1- Mapping Teacher Informal Advice Networks as a Tool for District Administrators: A Case Study
Volume 29 N1- The Diminishing Budget for Science Instruction: It Matters What You Teach and Where You Live
“We’re not seen it!” For what and for whom are we preparing the next generation of science teachers?
What Science Should Look and Sound Like