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The science education community has embraced no idea more widely than “inquiry,” or “inquiry-based instruction.” In fact, developing an inquir...
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Humble Advice for New Science Teachers
By understanding the relationship between practical knowledge and teaching techniques, new teachers can improve upon the learning experiences of stude...
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To help with unexpected moments in teaching science, the author put together a “recipe” for success. Professionalism and dedication are important ...
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Tap Into Informal Science Learning
As a new science teacher, you will no doubt encounter obstacles while preparing lessons and organizing activities. However, assistance in these areas ...
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Blast Off into Space Science with Fuses
Batteries and bulbs electrify middle school students. In fact, one of the most engaging activities in the authors’ classroom is building fuses. When...
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Blowing Bubbles: An Interdisciplinary Science and Mathematics Lab
Are you looking for an inexpensive, hands-on way to introduce the nature of molecules, surface tension, light waves, and color? How about blowing bubb...
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Think about invertebrates for a minute. Do arthropods come to mind? The phylum Arthropoda is the most diverse of the invertebrates, spanning from hors...
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Putting a Spring in Archimedes’ Step
As teachers with often limited resources, we are constantly looking for ways to promote serious science at low cost and with minimal equipment. This a...