Designing Peer Review for Pedagogical Success: What Can We Learn From Professional Science?

Journal Article | February 2009

This article compares peer review in professional versus education settings, summarizing key aspects of scientific peer review and reflecting on how these relate to the process as experienced by students. Consideration…

Young Architects at Play: STEM Activities for Young Children

Journal Article | October 2021

Research and Teaching: Examining the Effectiveness of a Postexam Review Activity to Promote Self-Regulation in Introductory Biology Students

Journal Article | February 2017

A postexam review activity was implemented in an introductory biology course to help students learn from their mistakes and strengthen reasoning and self-regulatory skills. The goal of this study was to design and test…

Integrated Inquiry: Introductory level students benefit from authentic research, technological design, and peer review

Journal Article | August 2000

To help teachers meet the need for a challenging inquiry-based science for high school students, particularly basic level integrated science, Cornell University developed a program called Environmental Inquiry (EI). The…

Reviewing for an assessment

Blog Post | February 2013

I am curious about the effectiveness of group or team tests given (maybe a week) before the actual, summative test. I am just beginning my student teaching, and think a group test might be a great way for students to…

Media Literacy for Young Children

Journal Article | July 2022

Finding Outstanding Science Trade Books

Journal Article | March 2023

Nature Did It First: Engineering Through Biomimicry

Journal Article | July 2023

Astronauts Zoom: An Astronaut Alphabet

Journal Article | October 2023

Astronauts Zoom: An Astronaut Alphabet  By Deborah Lee Rose September 2020 Persnickety Press 36 pages $16.95

Kindercoding Unplugged

Journal Article | April 2021