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

Peer Review and Response

Journal Article | October 2020

Students in an upper-division Environmental Chemistry course used peer review and response to reviewer comments to improve their writing skills. The process employed an anonymous and timed in-class Peer Review Format.…

The Lives of Staph

Journal Article | November 2020

Modifying Traditional Labs to Target Scientific Reasoning

Journal Article | December 2020

This article showcases how a physics lab course was successfully redesigned to promote important reasoning abilities not explicitly addressed in the typical college setting. Student development of such abilities is…

Exploring Student Perception Toward Online Homework and Comparison With Paper Homework in an Introductory Probability Course

Journal Article | December 2020

Online software systems are extensively used to give students practice on course content, especially in mathematics and physics courses. They offer instant feedback, and several of these systems are open source or very…

Freebies for Science Teachers/From the Field, March 15, 2022

Reports Article | March 2022

Freebies for Science Teachers, December 8, 2020

Reports Article | December 2020

Freebies for Science Teachers, August 3, 2021

Reports Article | July 2021

Integrating Science, Language, and Computational Thinking With Multilingual Learners

Blog Post | November 2022

Too Soon?

Blog Post | April 2020

Newton’s Prisms

Journal Article | November 2020

The Facts Do Not Speak for Themselves

Journal Article | May 2020

Freebies and Opportunities for Science and STEM Teachers, September 13, 2022

Reports Article | September 2022