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Disequilibrium

Investigating the Resurrection Plant

Investigating the Resurrection Plant

By Todd Hoover

Using discrepant events to confront misconceptions.

Using discrepant events to confront misconceptions.

Using discrepant events to confront misconceptions.

 

From the Editor's Desk

The Necessity of Teaching Evolution

The Necessity of Teaching Evolution

By Patty McGinnis

 

Science on a Shoestring

Using Insect Biodiversity to Build Basic Skills

Using Insect Biodiversity to Build Basic Skills

By Anne Schoeffler

 

Sharing the Wonder of Natural History

Sharing the Wonder of Natural History

By Ashley Campbell, Brigette Whaley

Sharing the Wonder of Natural History

Help students overcome nature-deficit disorder with these outdoor activities.

Help students overcome nature-deficit disorder with these outdoor activities.

Help students overcome nature-deficit disorder with these outdoor activities.

 

Making Critical Thinking Visible for Student Analysis and Reflection

Using Structured Documentation to Enhance Effective Reasoning and Communication

Making Critical Thinking Visible for Student Analysis and Reflection

By Kirsten R. Butcher, Madlyn Larson, McKenna Lane

Making Critical Thinking Visible for Student Analysis and Reflection

Practice critical-thinking skills with this phenomena-centered dinosaur bone activity.

Practice critical-thinking skills with this phenomena-centered dinosaur bone activity.

Practice critical-thinking skills with this phenomena-centered dinosaur bone activity.

 

Teaching Teachers

STEM and Community Engagement

Providing Preservice Teachers Authentic Experiences Beyond the Classroom

Science and Children—April/May 2019 (Volume 56, Issue 8)

By Amanda Steiner, Jennifer Lemke, Derrick Nero, and Sheryl McGlamery

 

Science 101

Q: If a tree falls in a forest, and there’s no one around to hear it, does it make a sound?

Q: If a tree falls in a forest, and there’s no one around to hear it, does it make a sound?

By Matt Bobrowsky

Q: If a tree falls in a forest, and there’s no one around to hear it, does it make a sound?

 

Engineering Encounters

Animatronic Lions, and Tigers, and Bears Oh! My!

How computational thinking and 3D printing can help students create an animatronic zoo.

Animatronic Lions, and Tigers, and Bears Oh! My!

By Anna Newley, Erdogan Kaya, Ezgi Yesilyurt, and Hasan Deniz

This column describes creating a classroom culture for engineering. This issue shares information about computational thinking and 3D printing.

This column describes creating a classroom culture for engineering. This issue shares information about computational thinking and 3D printing.

This column describes creating a classroom culture for engineering. This issue shares information about computational thinking and 3D printing.

 

Teaching Through Trade Books

The Dynamics Within Ecosystems

The Dynamics Within Ecosystems

The Dynamics Within Ecosystems

 

The Poetry of Science

Science Strategies Through Poetry

Science Strategies Through Poetry

By Sylvia Vardell and Janet Wong

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