…Christopher Lore and Stephanie Seevers The Earth Scientist — 2022 Using Technology-mediated Inquiry to Help Young Learners Reimagine the Visible World Through Simple Particle Models Ala Samarapungavan, Lynn A. Bryan,…
…and uncertainty related to questions facing scientists today. The Earth Scientist, 33, 23-28. 3. Automated feedback helps students write scientific arguments Automated scoring and feedback support students’ construction of written…
…increasingly aware of the importance of data fluency in order for students to be productive and competitive in today’s workforce. As Finzer and Dorsey observed, as society’s dependence on data…
In today’s data-driven world nearly all scientific discovery involves delving into data. The Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) include “analyzing and interpreting data” as one of the key practices and…
Importance A great many problems the world faces today involve multiple, interlinked complex systems. Citizens and workers in tomorrow’s world must be prepared to approach many such issues, including ecosystems,…
…the Geological Models for Explorations of the Dynamic Earth (GEODE). HAS curricula has been used by students in all 50 states and in several countries around the world. She likes…
…when the physical world and the world of models and simulations merge—such as in our work with mixed reality—technology adds an important layer of visibility to real-world investigations, augmenting student…
…to right). The group started with a list of IKEA stores in the United States, tagged on Google Earth to locate them in the real world, and recreated them from…
How do students learn to think like scientists so they can uncover the natural world’s secrets? Scientific experimentation allows students to discover some of nature’s secrets. However, it is not…
…the natural world. A second article shows a different perspective on a similar topic, featuring a set of innovative science experiments using Internet of Things devices (PDF). Other publications this…