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Why should students investigate contemporary science topics—and not just "settled" science?

Practices should not stand alone: How to sequence practices in a cascade to support student investigations

Are there multiple instructional models that fit with the science and engineering practices in NGSS? (Short answer: Yes.)

How Can I Get My Students to Learn Science by Productively Talking with Each Other?

Learning STEM Through Design: Students Benefit from Expanding What Counts as "Engineering"

Scientific literacy involves understanding global climate change & what people can do about it

Research Brief: The Informal Formative Assessment Cycle as a Model for Teacher Practice

Beyond the Written C-E-R: Supporting Classroom Argumentative Talk about Investigations

Why should students learn to plan and carry out investigations in science and engineering?

Getting their hands dirty: Engaging learners in authentic science practices outside the classroom

Evaluating Curriculum Materials for Alignment with the New Vision for K-12 Science Education

How can formative assessment support culturally responsive argumentation in a classroom community?

Engaging English Learners in the Science and Engineering Practices

How to launch STEM investigations that build on student and community interests and expertise

Why focus on science and engineering practices--and not "inquiry?" Why is "the scientific method" mistaken?

How can I foster curiosity and learning in my classroom? Through talk!

Beyond “misconceptions”: How to recognize and build on Facets of student thinking

How can students’ everyday experiences support science learning through engineering design?

How to focus students’ engineering design projects on science learning

How can I promote equitable sensemaking by setting expectations for multiple perspectives?

How can teachers guide classroom conversations to support students’ science learning?

Supporting Preservice Teachers with Task-Based Instruction

How to avoid possible pitfalls associated with culturally responsive instruction

How to build an equitable learning community in your science classroom

How place-based science education strategies can support equity for students, teachers, and communities

How can science instruction leverage and develop student interests? Short answer: In so many different ways!

Creating science learning experiences that support learners receiving special education services

Designing ‘productive uncertainty’ into investigations to support meaningful engagement in science practices

Using science investigations to develop caring practices for social-ecological systems

What does subject matter integration look like in elementary instruction? Including science is key!

How to integrate the argumentation from evidence practice into engineering design projects

Why you should stop pre-teaching science vocabulary and focus on students developing conceptual meaning first

Focusing Science and Engineering Learning on Justice-Centered Phenomena across PK-12

Keeping Climate Science Learning and Instruction Focused on Creating Solutions and Building Community Resilience

How can you advance equity and justice through science teaching?

How can arguing from evidence support sensemaking in elementary science?

Connecting science instruction to neighborhood life through collaborative design with community

Using the crosscutting concepts to reflect on and refine your teaching

How do we present gender, sex, and sexuality as part of inclusive and accurate science teaching?

Supporting observations, wonderings, systems thinking & “Should We” deliberations through Learning in Places

Steps to Designing Justice-Focused Assessments in Science

Let’s Talk Climate! Bridging Climate Justice Learning and Action Across School, Home, and Community

Identifying local environmental justice phenomena for science and engineering investigations

Attending to Race and Identity in Science Instruction

How might climate educators leverage the diverse funds of knowledge of rural communities?
