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How can you check for understanding during a lecture to make sure it is engaging? —S. Ohio Although I hated lecturing, I often felt the need to do ...
By Gabe Kraljevic
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The power of phenomenon based learning
Guest blogger Anne Lowry teaches preschool in Reno, Nevada. She has been teaching for over twenty years, drawing on her undergraduate background in ar...
By Peggy Ashbrook
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I was wondering how other teachers implement technology in the classroom? I think that simulations have the ability to encourage student inquiry, but...
By Gabe Kraljevic
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I’m a pre-service teacher who is a little scared about teaching inquiry-based science in the classroom! What are some things you wish you knew b...
By Gabe Kraljevic
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Each month in NSTA’s Science Scope journal, Bob Riddle writes Scope on the Skies, an informational article on topics related to astronomy....
By Mary Bigelow
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The Safety Component in Lab Renovations and New Construction
As states continue to adopt the Next Generation Science Standards and STEM curricula programs, science teachers will be asked to engage stud...
By Kenneth Roy
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New Committee Members Get Ready to Contribute Their Voice and Join Dedicated NSTA Members in Service
On June 1, 2018, new committee, advisory board, and panel members begin their term of office in service to NSTA over the next three years. As they do ...
By Christine Royce
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Find Out What Your Students Really Think and Have Inside Their Heads
Uncovering Student Ideas in Science: 25 Formative Assessment Probes, Volume 1, Second Edition by Page Keeley offers a variety of formative assessment ...
By Carole Hayward
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I have applied to multiple teaching programs for my time after college, but I’m worried that I look too young to be taken seriously as a teacher...
By Gabe Kraljevic