Science Education Conference
The JEDI Awakens: Designing for Justice in Science Classrooms
Picture this: Your students are analyzing mountain lion sightings in Los Angeles using iNaturalist data. But instead of simply mapping wildlife corridors, they're grappling with a deeper question—whose voices matter when we design solutions for urban…
Avoiding Burnout
Teacher burnout is very real and is a recognized occupational phenomenon that causes physical and emotional exhaustion, cynicism, and detachment from the job. Causes of burnout can include an overwhelming workload, staffing shortages, expanding class…
Collaborative Curiosity: Using Buddy Classes to Expand Science Learning
Teachers Chris Scharfenkamp and Mhylet Zataray at Lorin Eden Elementary School in Hayward are showing how powerful cross-age learning can be by pairing their 5th graders and 1st graders for hands-on science.
Too Much Fun at the CASE Conference!
Get ready for fun at the CASE Conference in Palm Springs! From a poolside boat challenge to hiking Tahquitz Canyon and a STEAM painting session with John Muir Laws, there’s something for every science educator.
Mission Accomplished: Sparking Innovation in Science Education in Sacramento
Explore the energy, inspiration, and collaboration from the recent California Science Education Conference in Sacramento, featuring innovative workshops, engaging keynotes, and a shared commitment to shaping the future of equitable science education.
