How Does Temperature Affect the Rate at Which People Become Infected With Mosquito-Borne Diseases?

Lesson Plan | February 2022

More than a Game

Journal Article | February 2019

Computer simulations have become essential to scientific investigation and engineering design, thanks to advances in mathematical modeling, game theory, and computing technology. Simulations now provide an indispensable…

Teacher Spotlight: Daniel Delcher

Journal Article | December 2020

Science in Socio-Scientific Issues

Journal Article | April 2020

An Argumentative Writing Prompt Model to Support Nonscience Major Students’ Learning in an Introductory Chemistry Course

Journal Article | July 2022

An argumentative writing prompt model is presented for use in a general chemistry class designed for nonscience major students. The purpose of this instructional model is to support students with rich experiences to…

Panels v. Trees

Journal Article | July 2022

Sparking a Movement

Journal Article | January 2021

First-Year STEM Research Program Facilitates Long-Term Academic Success

Journal Article | February 2021

Retention and student success in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) remains a priority for institutions, and low rates of retention in STEM for underrepresented populations continues to be a…

Green Plants, Red Glow

Journal Article | June 2021

Bringing Engineering Into Play

Journal Article | November 2022

How Can Wildfires Lead to Mudslides?

Lesson Plan | February 2022

Why Do Some Cities Currently Have Dust Storms and Others Do Not?

Lesson Plan | February 2022

An Interview With Atmospheric Scientist Shawn Urbanski

Journal Article | February 2019

Atmospheric scientists study the chemical composition of the atmosphere. More specifically, they look at how atmospheric gases, liquids, and solids interact both with each other and with the earth's surface. This helps…

Encouraging student voices in the science classroom

Journal Article | September 2019

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