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Autonomy and Intrinsic Motivation: An Academic Application of Drive

October 18, 2023 moorejg4 3

Daniel Pink, author of New York Times best selling book, Drive, details the science behind motivation and individuals personalities in work based settings. But how […]

Revitalizing Science Teaching

September 20, 2023 moorejg4 3

Standardized education is an experience most people in the United States can recall. Eight hours a day, spent in a building where you are expected […]

What it Means to be Exemplary in Teaching Science

September 20, 2023 rolphan 2

Going above and beyond for your students is the perfect example of what it means to be Exemplary in Teaching Science. Let us take a […]

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Teaching: Do We Have the Time?

May 5, 2019 moehriwj 2

One concern I have with teaching science is that I want to do inquiry-based assignments and more of the typically engaging activities, but many of […]

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Teaching Can Be Hard, but You Can Do It!!!

May 5, 2019 haiberm 5

Throughout the time in a teacher education program, you are constantly bombarded with all of sorts of information to take into account, ways your students […]

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Science Teaching: Growth Only Happens Outside Your Comfort Zone

May 2, 2019 mattaldt 2

Introduction: Many times when I tell people that I am going to teach high school, they give me a look of horror. This look actually […]

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The Quiet Kid’s Struggle to be a Teacher

May 2, 2019 bischowj 5

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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Rising to the Challenge

May 1, 2019 murraypk 1

What if I’m not enough? When I think about my biggest challenges and fears in teaching, this is the thought that comes up the most. […]

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Science Teaching is Some Hard, but Rewarding Schist

May 1, 2019 grantcp 2

“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I remember, involve me and I learn” Benjamin Franklin There are plenty of reasons why science has […]

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The Hard Truths About Our Own Career

May 1, 2019 seballmd 0

Science Teaching is in Fact NOT a Cake Walk Throughout our pre-teaching career, we learn a lot about content.  Content, not only in science, but […]

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