Leadership Matters

Journal Article | July 2023

Discovering the Formation of Sound

Journal Article | May 2022

How I Inadvertently Misled Some Students

Journal Article | July 2023

Clear key results and simple figures have clear advantages when teaching. However, these same properties can mislead some students. I provide examples from my presentation on the body mass index, Centers for Disease…

The Power of Observation

Journal Article | February 2020

Online Supplementary Files 2007-2020

Page | January 2020

Online Supplementary Files 2007-2020 November/December 2020The Aurora BorealisStudent WorksheetSolar wind velocity data and answer keySolar storm answer keyConnecting to the Next Generation Science StandardsThe Lives of Staph (Idea Bank)Appendix AAppendix BAppendix CAppendix DAppendix EAppendix…

Best Science Books of 2019

Journal Article | March 2020

Using Understanding by Design to Make the Standards Come Alive

Journal Article | October 2021

What’s the Buzz?

Journal Article | April 2021

What Is Happening to Our Water?

Journal Article | March 2022

Sniffs and Waggles

Journal Article | May 2022

Q: What are waves, and what are some things they can do?

Journal Article | September 2020

Physics Activities With Metersticks

Journal Article | April 2021

What Will Be Your Legacy as a Science Teacher?

Journal Article | August 2019

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Investigating Elementary Preservice Teachers’ Beliefs About Teaching and Learning Science

Journal Article | May 2022

To inform teacher education programs, it is imperative to uncover preservice teachers’ (PSTs) implicit and tacit beliefs about teaching and learning science. The study of teachers’ beliefs requires a range of…