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Back-to-School Blues

By Brooke A. Whitworth, PhD

Posted on 2026-08-27

Back-to-School Blues

 

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Toshiba, NSTA Kickoff 35th Annual ExploraVision Competition

Registrations are open for the World’s Largest K-12 Science Competition

 

Space Education Starts With Curiosity

By Dustin Perez

Posted on 2026-08-25

Space Education Starts With Curiosity

 

From Chalkboards to AI

Before the First Bell: Five AI Truths Science Teachers Need to Know Before Day 1

By Valerie Bennett, PhD, EdD, and Christine Anne Royce, EdD

Posted on 2026-08-24

Before the First Bell: Five AI Truths Science Teachers Need to Know Before Day 1

 

Beyond the Notes: From Passive Collectors to Active Investigators

By Veeraiah Kummari

Posted on 2026-08-20

Beyond the Notes: From Passive Collectors to Active Investigators

What the Research Says About…Emerging Technologies in Science Education, November 4, 2026

Discover how emerging technologies are transforming science teaching and learning. Join educators and researchers members of the Association for Science Teacher Education on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, from 7:00 to 8:15 PM ET for an interactive webinar exploring how tools such as generative artificial intelligence (AI), computer-based simulations, and 3D printing can expand opportunities for inquiry, modeling, sensemaking, and authentic problem solving in PreK through grade 12 classrooms, teacher preparation programs, and professional learning.

Discover how emerging technologies are transforming science teaching and learning. Join educators and researchers members of the Association for Science Teacher Education on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, from 7:00 to 8:15 PM ET for an interactive webinar exploring how tools such as generative artificial intelligence (AI), computer-based simulations, and 3D printing can expand opportunities for inquiry, modeling, sensemaking, and authentic problem solving in PreK through grade 12 classrooms, teacher preparation programs, and professional learning.

Discover how emerging technologies are transforming science teaching and learning. Join educators and researchers members of the Association for Science Teacher Education on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, from 7:00 to 8:15 PM ET for an interactive webinar exploring how tools such as generative artificial intelligence (AI), computer-based simulations, and 3D printing can expand opportunities for inquiry, modeling, sensemaking, and authentic problem solving in PreK through grade 12 classrooms, teacher preparation programs, and professional learning.

Discover how emerging technologies are transforming science teaching and learning. Join educators and researchers members of the Association for Science Teacher Education on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, from 7:00 to 8:15 PM ET for an interactive webinar exploring how tools such as generative artificial intelligence (AI), computer-based simulations, and 3D printing can expand opportunities for inquiry, modeling, sensemaking, and authentic problem solving in PreK through grade 12 classrooms, teacher preparation programs, and professional learning.

 

From a Textbook Prompt to an Authentic Conversation

By Alex Luciano

Posted on 2026-08-18

From a Textbook Prompt to an Authentic Conversation

 

Why Won’t It Go Away?

A Personal Tale of Acne Distress

By Jin Oh Jang, Nalini V. Broadbelt

Why Won’t It Go Away?

 

When Note-Taking Becomes Learning: The Two-Notebook Method

By Adriana J. LaGier, PhD

Posted on 2026-08-13

When Note-Taking Becomes Learning: The Two-Notebook Method

 

Cardiac Imaging Using a Radioisotope

A Concrete Application of Nuclear Chemistry

By Brahmadeo Dewprashad, Mahesh Tiwari

Cardiac Imaging Using a Radioisotope

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