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Exploring Barriers to the Use of Evidence-Based Instructional Practices
Recent reform documents in postsecondary science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields recommend the use of evidence-based instructi...
By Grant E. Gardner, Evelyn Brown, Zachary Grimes, and Gina Bishara
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Integrating Science Communication Into a Large STEM Classroom
The communication of scientific findings through writing is an important skill for undergraduate science majors to develop as they move through their ...
By Kerri Donohue, Katherine VanDenburgh, Cathrine Reck, and Gayle Buck
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Incorporating Student-Centered Learning in an Ecosystems Course
Student-centered learning broadly encompasses teaching approaches that shift the focus of instruction from teacher to student by placing an emphasis o...
By Suchinta Arif
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Are Learning Progressions a Useful Pedagogical Tool for Instructors?
Learning progressions (LPs) present a potential tool to guide students toward deeper understanding of core concepts as they move through a curriculum....
By Charlotte R. Reed and Adele J. Wolfson
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STEM Teaching Reform: Incremental Pathways
For almost 1,000 years, lecture has been the predominant form of teaching. There has been increasing pressure to abandon lecturing and instead use mor...
By Yunteng He
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Preservice Science Teachers Practice Teaching Online through 4E Instructional Model
This article is prepared as part of a “Practice Teaching in Science” course of a teacher education program aiming for developing prospective scien...
By Ozden Sengul
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Science and Language Shifts in a Diverse Fourth-Grade Classroom
By Alison Haas, Jennifer Whitten, and Carol Biskupic Knight
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C2AST (Critical and Cultural Approaches to Ambitious Science Teaching)
By Jessica Thompson, Kirsten Mawyer, Heather Johnson, Déana Scipio, and April Luehmann
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Gender-Inclusive Biology: A framework in action
By Sam Long, Lewis Steller, and River Suh