The Quiet Kid’s Struggle to be a Teacher
Teacher: I feel like I’m always looking at my teachers and peers in awe of something I’m missing. Something everyone’s got that I don’t. Teachers […]
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Resilient Learners: Do’s and Don’ts
There comes a time in everyone’s teaching career where you are faced with a different kind of challenge. Something that shows its many faces within […]
Science-ssment
Being a science teacher comes with all sorts of challenges, details, and oversights. We all know that. How we approach these challenges, however, is what […]
Misconceptions in our classrooms
A misconception is a view or opinion that is incorrect due to faulty prior knowledge, thinking or understand. Naturally, these will pop up in our […]
The Cheapest Engagement You’ll Ever Hear About!
I know what you’re thinking, and don’t worry! We’re not talking about cheap ways to pop that special someone the “big question”, apologies to […]
How to use MTV in your classroom: “Music Television” makes a comeback… Wait…
Hello future science teachers! Ever wonder if you’re not eliciting your students to think critically, constructively, or independently. Have you considered using an MTV approach […]
The Pursuit of Equity-ness
The thing about equity is that it’s not the same as equality; a common misconception. I feel when we talk about equity in a field, […]
Time to SCREAM for STE(A)M
Hey you physical science teachers out there! Have you wondered how to make motion an interesting lesson while also trying to infuse more STE(A)M inspired […]
Construct a New Way to do Labs!
Good ole Lab Day. We all remember it as the few times we were on our feet in a science classroom. Teachers always told us […]
Cooperative Learning fast facts
This just in: Cooperative Learning has taking our current educational studies by storm. What is Cooperative Learning? Cooperative Learning is the idea that students take […]