Calling All Boundary Pioneers: Making Sense of Science and Religion
Making Sense of Science and Religion: Strategies for the Classroom and Beyond, by Joseph W. Shane, et al. (National Science Teaching Association, […]
Exploring the Wonder and Delight of God’s Creation in the Christian Classroom
When I was four years old, our preschool teacher took us outside the classroom to explore some wonders of nature at the […]
Citizen Science: Real Data for a Real Need in the Real World
I am standing on the bridge in a local park near our high school in Fridley, Minnesota. It is a beautiful day […]
Solar Education: An Integrated Community-Wide Approach
In the fall of 2020 I received a call from a local electrical contractor that had worked on our high school building. […]
Embodying Climate Change Education: Stories in the Secondary Science Classroom
Climate change education. What do these three words call to mind? When you hear these three words, how do you feel? What […]
Seeing Restoration amidst Nervous System Fallenness
I teach middle school science in a Christian school, and a key component to my science teaching has always been the Belgic […]
Building Thriving Science Laboratory and Classroom Communities
Science is a collaborative endeavor. Understanding of observed phenomena improves over time, as the findings of one scientist generate new questions that […]
Could Humility Be the Heart of Our Classroom Communities?
If we desire humility to be an important value in our life together in community, especially in the classroom or science labs, […]
Integrating Christian Virtues into the Science Classroom
I used to tell my physics students that I would know I had done my job well if they left my class […]
Creation and Evolution: The Beast in the Science Classroom
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