Blogs Featured Articles Will the Government Shut Down on March 1? Blog Post Inform Your Vote: NSTA Governance Revision and New Bylaws 2023 Blog Post Federal Government Shutdown Looms; Impact of the 2023 Elections; U.S. Dept of Ed Launches New PSA Campaign Elevating Teaching Profession Blog Post House Committee Examines Impact of the CHIPS and Science Act; National Science Foundation Releases STEM Teaching Funding Opportunities Blog Post Latest Blog Posts Latest Blog Posts Latest Blog Posts Blog Post Employee Rights Relative to Hazardous Chemical Injury Blog Post The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Butterflies, and More About Moths! Blog Post Studies Indicate Safety Must Be a Greater Priority in STEM and CTE Instructional Spaces Blog Post The Final Push to Be Ready for the April 8 Solar Eclipse: Ways to Be a Resource to Your Community Blog Post Will the Government Shut Down on March 1? Blog Post Safer Laboratory Dissection Activities Blog Post Building Relationships Between Educators and Researchers Blog Post Inform Your Vote: NSTA Governance Revision and New Bylaws 2023 View all Safety Blog All Safety Blog Posts Body Introductory Post: Welcome to the NSTA Safety Blog Blog Post The Requirements of Emergency Showers and Eyewash Stations Most science teachers know that emergency showers and eyewash stations are needed in the presence of potential biological, chemical, and physical haza... Blog Post How to Safeguard Your Lab Many of the chemicals on the Department of Homeland Security’s Anti-Terrorism Standards Chemicals of Interest List can be found in high school store... Blog Post Making a Checklist for Safer Labs A lab safety checklist can serve as a map to help science teachers navigate through safer waters.... Blog Post Safer STEM Labs Like science labs, STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) labs require safety and security measures, with an emphasis on safety training, p... Blog Post Avoiding Electrical Hazards in the Lab In science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) labs, teachers and students can be exposed to a number of electrical hazards such as damaged elec... Blog Post A Three-Step Method for Safer Labs The lab can be an unsafe place. Under NSTA’s Duty of Care, however, the teacher is required to make labs safer (see Resources). One way of... Blog Post The Harmful Particles in 3-D Printers As three-dimensional printers are starting to become more common in science, STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math), and Fab labs, recent r... Blog Post 9 Housekeeping Tips for Science Educators A clean lab is a safer lab. These nine housekeeping tips can help science teachers reduce the risk of lab accidents. 1. Location, location, locatio... Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Current page 11 Page 12 Next page ›› Last page Last » Body Do you have a question that has not been answered yet? Email Kenneth Roy: safersci@gmail.com. Follow him on Twitter: @drroysafersci.