Science education, teaching resources, scientific literacy, and more!

What if we doubled the number of teachers in each classroom?

Discover writing strategies that foster creativity and improve understanding at the same time!

Why this low-prep, fast-paced review game will help your students do much more than simply memorize key science vocabulary.

Make field work a part of your science curriculum and give your students the gift of true experiential learning.

School is about to start and you're not prepared. No need to panic! Get organized with this helpful to-do list and make planning a breeze.

If you struggle with classroom management, you're not alone. Here are 11 strategies to help you create a positive learning environment.

Simple ideas for parents and teachers who don't want to assign summer homework but still want to encourage learning.

After 13 years in the classroom, I'm taking a risk and moving on. Here's what I learned and what I will miss about being a teacher.

A post for teachers and homeschool parents looking to save money on science materials.

Tips for how to approach a potentially difficult and sensitive topic in biology.

Why students benefit from introspective thinking, and how you can implement it in your teaching.

A comprehensive list of tried and tested activities for all science subjects.

Helping you create less waste in the science lab.

A selection of documentary films and series recommended for sharing with your students, sorted by topic to help you find what you need.

Many teachers and students feel that education is in need of significant changes, but what might a better system include?

Experimenting on myself was my way of gaining some clout in the classroom early in my career when I needed all the help I could get.

Why some issues associated with ChatGPT and AI are a symptom of a broken education system and not an issue with technology.

Thought-provoking films to get your students excited about science and math.

Here I argue that space exploration is not only worthwhile, but incredibly valuable for the future of our species.

Embrace opportunities to share with your students honestly, even if it means forgetting everything you had planned.