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Using Art to Communicate About The Importance Of The Ocean To Help Inspire Action
Our ocean doesn’t get the attention that it deserves for such an important role that it plays in our lives. Many people are not aware that every second breath we take comes from the ocean. While the vast ocean is vital to all life on Earth, it is…
Adrenaline-Based Instruction: Adjusting Classrooms to Current Needs
“I am looking for strategies that take away students’ attention from their cell phones.”
“It has been challenging to teach since the pandemic.”
“ It has been hard to get my students to communicate and talk with each other.”
Do any of these…
"I’m Asian and I’m not supposed to rock the boat”: How California Asian American science educators are working to change the narrative.
“They’re Asian, they’re not going to say anything.”
This is a sentiment rooted in Asian American culture that often leads to overlooking the challenges that both Asian American science students and educators face in the context of their identities.…
In CASE you Missed it (June/July 2021)
Summer is officially here! We know the last part of the academic year can be busy, so we’ve made a list of everything you might have missed in the last few months.
2022 California Science Education Conference Reflection from a long-time attendee, presenter, and exhibitor.
After a two-year pandemic-driven hiatus from in-person conferences, CASE was able to bring back the event that means so much to our energy education organization, and especially to teachers, schools, and programs looking to strengthen their STEM…
Bright Moments
It is hard to teach these days, behavior management is all-consuming and, learning loss is real. Instead of focusing on those things, though, I thought I’d share three brief snapshots of my students doing science.
