Building Thriving Science Laboratory and Classroom Communities

Science is a collaborative endeavor. Understanding of observed phenomena improves over time, […]

Could Humility Be the Heart of Our Classroom Communities?

If we desire humility to be an important value in our life […]

Integrating Christian Virtues into the Science Classroom

I used to tell my physics students that I would know I […]

Creation and Evolution: The Beast in the Science Classroom

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Reflecting our Maker: Teaching Science through Maker Experiences

D-cell batteries power a flickering of miniature light bulbs across a kindergarten […]

Across the Curriculum, Across the Hall

I am a product of Christian education from kindergarten through college. I […]

Controversy as Opportunity: A Symposium on Origins within a Christian Secondary School

Observers of Christian schools and the wider American culture know the depths […]

Rejoicing in Resurrection and Expunging Excrement: Teaching Science in the High School Bible Classroom

How old is the earth and what do the days of creation […]

The Nature of the Nature of Science

After nearly twenty years of teaching science at the secondary level, I […]

Teach FASTly: Faith and Science as a Pedagogical Challenge

We live in an age in which what we think we know […]