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Creating a Positive Feedback Culture: Eight Practical Principles to Improve Students’ Learning

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Creating a Positive Feedback Culture: Eight Practical Principles to Improve Students’ Learning

Learn how to elicit evidence of student learning, provide effective feedback, and extend student learning beyond the assessment....

Wilderness Water Crisis: Next Generation Science Standards–Aligned Assessments for an Energy Activity

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Wilderness Water Crisis: Next Generation Science Standards–Aligned Assessments for an Energy Activity

Use a real-world scenario to engage in the scientific practice of collecting, analyzing, graphing, and interpreting data....

Integrating Technology: Bringing Science to Life

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Integrating Technology: Bringing Science to Life

This column shares how teachers use technology for assessment, student learning, or classroom management. Using social learning to make real-world connections in science....

Teacher’s Toolkit: The Four Elements of the Claim, Evidence, Reasoning, and Rebuttal (CERR) Framework

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Teacher’s Toolkit: The Four Elements of the Claim, Evidence, Reasoning, and Rebuttal (CERR) Framework

This column provides how-to strategies and practical advice for the science teacher. The CERR framework helps students synthesize science investigations, data analysis, and scientific concepts by having them focus on four elements: Claim, Evidence, R...

From the Editor’s Desk: Engaging Students in Learning Through Assessment

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From the Editor’s Desk: Engaging Students in Learning Through Assessment

Science Scope’s editor shares thoughts regarding the current issue....

Commentary: Installing Glass Walls and Doors in the Science Classroom

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Commentary: Installing Glass Walls and Doors in the Science Classroom

An opinion piece about a science teacher team framework for improving student achievement....

Citizen Science: Birds, Binoculars, and Biodiversity

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Citizen Science: Birds, Binoculars, and Biodiversity

This column highlights formal and informal science research projects that students can join and contribute to by gathering and sharing data. Count birds and contribute to citizen science with the Great Backyard Bird Count....

Disequilibrium: Why Is Regular Soda Denser Than Diet Soda?

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Disequilibrium: Why Is Regular Soda Denser Than Diet Soda?

This column shows how to use discrepant events to confront misconceptions. This month’s discrepant event helps students visualize the difference between the densities of diet and regular soda and learn about the nutritional differences between the ...

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