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Formative Assessment for Equitable Learning
By Krista Fincke, Deb Morrison, Kristen Bergsman, and Phillip Bell
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Why Culturally Relevant Science Teaching is Vital in Our Classrooms
By Ann Haley Mackenzie
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Immerse Elementary Students in Light Explorations
By Stephen Thompson, Kelley Hill, and Bridget Miller
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Q: Why Do Certain Terms in The Language of Science Cause So Much Confusion?
By Matt Bobrowsky
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STEM Education Needs STEM Talk
By Frances Nebus Bose, Megan E. Lynch, and Carla Zembal-Saul
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By Jesse Wilcox, Naryah Moore, Sarah Nolting, Courtney Reyna, and Caitlyn Potter
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Mapping Vocabulary Onto Student Sense-Making
By Christa Haverly, Batoul Hossein, and Jennifer Richards
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Using Understanding by Design to Make the Standards Come Alive
By Jay McTighe and Patrick L. Brown
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By Jesse Wilcox, Cat Lucht, Katie Murano, Erin McBroom, and Jerrid Kruse
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Culturally Relevant Partnerships in the Engineering Design Process
By Meredith W. Kier, Lauren A. Grob, Kelly G. Leffel, Deena Khalil, and Turhan Carroll
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Shifting From Learning About to Figuring Out
By Katherine L. McNeill, Renee Affolter, and Michael Clinchot
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Inquiry-based learning is an educational strategy that emphasizes the student’s role in the learning process by having them propose and test hypotheses through experimentation and/or the collection of observational data. It emphasizes active partic...
By René A. Shroat-Lewis and Melissa Hage
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As undergraduates’ academic distress continues to rise, it is important to consider factors related to classroom anxiety. This study investigated how student anxiety varied by preferred seating location and whether the reasons for their preferred s...
By Elisabeth E. Schussler, Brianna Reynolds, Benjamin J. England, and Jennifer R. Brigati
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Exploring Barriers to the Use of Evidence-Based Instructional Practices
Recent reform documents in postsecondary science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields recommend the use of evidence-based instructional practices (EBIPs) in the classroom. National surveys in the United States suggest a continued r...
By Grant E. Gardner, Evelyn Brown, Zachary Grimes, and Gina Bishara
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Understanding data analysis and interpreting data are key components of teaching interdisciplinary undergraduate students. We detail a semester-long research project that introduces students to long-term data sets, incorporates the use of widely avai...
By Richelle L. Tanner and Lisa E. Collins
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Integrating Science Communication Into a Large STEM Classroom
The communication of scientific findings through writing is an important skill for undergraduate science majors to develop as they move through their respective degree programs. Seeing the importance of science communication skill development, we bro...
By Kerri Donohue, Katherine VanDenburgh, Cathrine Reck, and Gayle Buck
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Incorporating Student-Centered Learning in an Ecosystems Course
Student-centered learning broadly encompasses teaching approaches that shift the focus of instruction from teacher to student by placing an emphasis on what as well as how students want to learn. This approach allows students to become active partici...
By Suchinta Arif
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Are Learning Progressions a Useful Pedagogical Tool for Instructors?
Learning progressions (LPs) present a potential tool to guide students toward deeper understanding of core concepts as they move through a curriculum. In addition to providing a theoretical scheme for education researchers, LPs can provide a powerful...
By Charlotte R. Reed and Adele J. Wolfson

