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Reports Article
Freebies and Opportunities for Science and STEM Teachers, March 26, 2024
By Debra Shapiro
Reports Article
Freebies and Opportunities for Science and STEM Teachers, March 19, 2024
By Debra Shapiro
Web Seminar
Archive: School & District Leaders: Engage Your Teacher Groups with NSTA! April 11, 2024
School and district leaders are invited to learn about NSTA’s School & District Partner Program. The NSTA School & District Partner Program provides personalized professional learning for groups of K–12 educators of science....
Journal Article
Here Come the Robots: A Century of Fear and Fascination with Automated Machines
Teaching resources from the Library of Congress...
By Kelsey Beeghly
Journal Article
Teacher Spotlight: Kate Harding
An interview with Kate Harding...
By Ann Haley MacKenzie
Journal Article
Metallurgical Engineer Wendi Cooksey
An interview with metallurgical engineer Wendi Cooksey...
By Luba Vangelova
Journal Article
What other profession gives summers off, with the bonus of teaching in different locations? In this article I’ll tell how taking leaves of absence to teach at other locations was one of the opportunities that I enjoyed, which hopefully is available...
By Paul Hewitt
Journal Article
Generating opportunities: Strategies to elevate Science and Engineering Practices using ChatGPT
Within this Idea Bank, we offer practical strategies to integrate ChatGPT across three science and engineering practices (i.e., asking questions and defining problems, planning and carrying out investigations, and analyzing and interpreting data) dur...
By Andrew Kipp, Nathan Hawk, Gustavo Perez
Journal Article
This paper describes the design and implementation of a week-long engineering summer camp that engages pre-college learners in human-centered design principles. Students worked in teams of 3-5 to create and present a viable prototype for a specified ...
By Taylor Tucker, Saadeddine Shehab
Journal Article
The Science of Artificial Intelligence: An Introduction
Over the past few years, computer science education has expanded globally, including aspects of artificial intelligence (AI), especially in graduate and undergraduate education settings. However, less has been accomplished regarding how to introduce ...
By Sandy Watson
Journal Article
Just Because It Sounds Plausible, Doesn’t Mean It’s True
Plausible scientific arguments abound. Those who wish to deceive often weave a tangled web of plausible scientific arguments to support their case. What can the science teacher do to prevent their students being duped? Given that many of the claims a...
By Jonathan Osborne
Journal Article
Promoting Scientific Literacy through the Writing of Abstracts
Students are provided with plenty of opportunities to acquire new knowledge based on the various scientific disciplines they explore in their schooling. However, it can sometimes be difficult to integrate activities that build scientific literacy ami...
By Alexander Eden
Journal Article
Using Scenarios to Assess Student Learning
The Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) define science literacy as having the knowledge and understanding of scientific concepts and processes and the ability to question natural world phenomena (National Research Council, 2012). When students w...
By Maha Kareem, Amy Lannin, William Romine, Nancy Singer, Marsha Tyson, Katie Kline, Michelle Kendrick, Sam Otten, Sarah Apple