Editorial: Three Wishes | NSTA

Editorial: Three Wishes

Journal of College Science Teaching—July/August 2010

Preceding an editorial, this title always signals that the author is about to expound on his or her heartfelt dreams for a brighter future for the profession (and for the journal). That’s not the case here. The author is asking YOU to write down your own three wishes. Oh, and not about the journal, teaching, or science, either. Although you are probably wondering what direction this month’s column is headed, be willing to play along and you will be intrigued by the outcome.

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