Many public school students learn how to use a microscope in late elementary or middle school. Most teachers consider this an essential science skill for
As back-to-school season approaches, you’re probably thinking about your curriculum and different ways to help your students achieve success. While you’re thinking about this, you
Are you interested in learning more about blended learning and how it might work in your classroom? Science lends itself really well to this type
Do you like to listen to podcasts? I have several that I listen to regularly, mostly dealing with blogging and online business. Have you ever
Teaching has never been as stressful as it is right now. More keeps being added to our plates and we’re somehow expected to get it
The classroom station rotation model can make a big difference in the engagement of your students. Is this scenario familiar? You’ve prepared a fantastic lesson
You’ve most likely heard of, or even tried, the flipped classroom where students watch videos of lectures at home and then do activities and other
I collapsed in my chair as the students filed out after their mitosis lab. I was exhausted! Students were using their scopes to identify and
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