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Bringing Climate in the Classroom to Life through Roads to Removal

Bringing Climate in the Classroom to Life through Roads to Removal

In our conference workshop, we only had a small window to scratch the surface of what becomes possible when students explore climate solutions that are emerging right in their own communities. One of the pieces I wished we’d had more time for was the…
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Presenting the Science Multilingual Learning Toolkit at CASE 2025: Empowering Educators to Support Every Learner

Presenting the Science Multilingual Learning Toolkit at CASE 2025: Empowering Educators to Support Every Learner

In October 2025, educators came together at the CASE Conference to explore the state of science education in California and share strategies for supporting all learners. One session of particular interest introduced the Science Multilingual Learning…
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Cultivating Connection: CASE's Environmental Literacy Committee Brings Science to Life Across California

Cultivating Connection: CASE's Environmental Literacy Committee Brings Science to Life Across California

California science educators are transforming environmental education through collaboration and shared experiences. At the heart of this movement is CASE and its Environmental Literacy Committee, which is focused on building bridges between…
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4 Tips for Teaching Data Analysis Before State Testing

4 Tips for Teaching Data Analysis Before State Testing

California's state science test puts serious emphasis on students' ability to analyze data—and for good reason. Data literacy matters in higher ed, the workforce, and everyday life. But when it comes to helping teachers prepare students, support can…
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Exploring Extreme Heat with Understanding Global Change

Exploring Extreme Heat with Understanding Global Change

At the 2025 CASE Conference in Palm Springs, I had the opportunity to share how teachers across California can leverage freely available satellite data to anchor meaningful, NGSS-aligned investigations for students in grades 5-12.
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