Books: cutting the cord

Blog Post | November 2009

I love books. Not only do they overflow the various bookshelves in my house, but they also fill boxes (and boxes!) tucked away in many of my closets. So naturally I spend most of my conference time in the Science Store…

How Can Technology Help Reduce Our Waste?

Lesson Plan | August 2021

How can we build a dialogue with Alexa using Alexa-MIT App Inventor?

Lesson Plan | August 2022

Virtual and Sensory Experiences

Journal Article | September 2020

Get the Scoop on Soil Microbes

Journal Article | November 2020

A Coat of Many Colors

Journal Article | March 2020

Where Did the Water Come From?

Lesson Plan | August 2020

Advice to Future Participants From Six Cohorts of an Undergraduate Summer Research Program in Atmospheric Science

Journal Article | January 2023

Many undergraduates use research internships to gain experience for graduate school. Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) programs involve heavy research and lab work duties, for which students are…

Climate Change Education: A Model of Justice-Oriented STEM Education

Journal Article | February 2021

Balancing Individual and Collective Agency in Informal STEM Learning Experiences

Journal Article | January 2021

Using an Instructional Team During Pandemic Remote Teaching Enhanced Student Outcomes in a Large STEM Course

Journal Article | January 2022

The unplanned shift to online instruction due to the COVID-19 pandemic challenged many instructors teaching large-enrollment courses to design learning environments that actively engaged all students. We looked at how…

Iguanas from Above

Journal Article | January 2023

Linking Formative Assessment Probes to the Explore-Before-Explain Instructional Sequence

Journal Article | May 2023

Why Is Cancer So Rare in Elephants?

Lesson Plan | May 2020

How Did The Moth Population Change?

Lesson Plan | August 2020