…is developing Earth science modules with the National Geographic Society and the University of California, Santa Cruz. The goal is to help middle and high school students become Earth systems…
…help students make sense of the phenomena.” In her first year using High-Adventure Science, she overheard a special needs student explaining permeability to his partner during an activity on groundwater…
…get there.” I’m not denigrating the generous and resourceful work of teachers—teachers have been doing ingenious things to help their students adjust to a new normal, especially considering the challenging…
…data, we hosted a dozen data science education webinars and meetups, including a gathering at the International Conference On Teaching Statistics (ICOTS) in Kyoto, Japan. We invite you to help…
…their feedback, we found that users wanted additional help resources, as well as datasets and data science activities to use with CODAP. We updated the help resources and made it…
…old, and it would be nine months before Amazon.com would launch or Sergey Brin would first show Larry Page around the Stanford campus, a new friendship still years from forming…
…Arrangements from Tectonics: Systems Modeling Across Scales project, called TecRocks for short, aims to change that. Our goal is to help students develop explanations that connect rock type formation with…
…our Molecular Workbench software isn’t specifically designed to help undergraduates get through organic chemistry. It is designed to help students at many levels by letting them interact with simulations of…
Carolyn Staudt, Laura O’Dwyer and Linda Lacy’s NSTA 2011 presentation discussing the usefulness of technology in the Concord Consortium’s Evolution Readiness project. Presentation Slides PDF version Links Evolution Readiness Project…
In a project sponsored by the Noyce Foundation, teachers at an innovative new high school will adopt and modify our probe- and model-based science activities. Schools for the Future Academy…