A Light on Physics

Case Study | June 1999

Does a One-Size Drug Dose Fit All?

Case Study | January 2002

A Case of Diabetes Insipidus

Case Study | October 2004

Wearing on Her Nerves

Case Study | May 2011

Cats Have Nine Lives, But Only One Liver

Case Study | July 2008

Connecting Projects to Standards

Journal Article | August 2020

Community Ethnography

Journal Article | April 2020

How Do Students Interact With the Primary Scientific Literature in an Undergraduate Science Program?

Journal Article | January 2023

The ability to read, understand, and interpret primary scientific literature is an essential skill for undergraduate students in science. This study aimed to provide a detailed understanding of how second- and third-…

Growing STEM Learning Opportunities With Agriculture

Journal Article | October 2020

Updated COVID Pandemic Student/Teacher Safety Protocols

Blog Post | May 2021

Grand Canyon

Lesson Plan | July 2021

The purpose of this assessment probe is to elicit students’ ideas about the formation of the Grand Canyon. The probe is designed to find out if students recognize the role of rivers and flowing water and connect them to…

Advancing Alloys

Journal Article | April 2020

The manufacture of metal alloys is ubiquitous, yet infrequently discussed in high school coursework as concepts related to them are often too complex or abstract for beginning science students. However, earlier…

Early Childhood Science Education

Position Statement | June 2020

Bridging the Gap

Journal Article | August 2020

Superhero Physics

Journal Article | March 2020