A brief blog post about why mapping and understanding ecosystems are so important and critical.

All about how unusual science topics can be an amazing hook to engage middle and high school students.

Back to school and teacher resources go hand in hand, but why not use those made by experienced educators anyway?!

IB MYP Science open to innovative and unusual science education topics. A way to teach students through a different kind of educational lens

A primer on carbon chemistry in middle and high school. Great for chemistry teachers to help with teaching this topic.

A starter for new science teachers.

A primer on endothermic and exothermic reactions. Great for new chemistry teachers.

A brief primer on Autoimmune diseases and why it is a great topic to teach in class.

A brief primer on the Carbon Cycle. Perfect for teachers bringing this science topic to their students.

The Teaching Astrophysicist Teaching Resource Catalogue.

A brief foray into why teaching students topics such as substance abuse, personal hygiene and nutrition is so important.

A brief primer on neutron stars to support teachers with teaching this fantastic topic!

A brief primer on neurobiology also known as neuroscience to teach middle and high school science students. It could help biology teachers.

A primer for middle and high school teachers about chemical 3D printing.

AI detection tools don't work well, but how can educators work with or around them.

Bioluminescence, the natural wonder where living organisms produce and emit light, captivates anyone lucky enough to witness it. From the...

All about the physics of water and the physical properties that make this matter unique and important. Perfect for middle and high school.

This discussion is about AI (artificial intelligence) being used to differentiate and scaffold learning for middle and high school students.

Ocean garbage patches are a terrible consequence of human ingenuity. So let's learn a little about this topic.

AI might be the moment that teachers can get the recognition and respect that they deserve.