STEM Lesson: Popcorn Predictions Overview Our previous project incorporated a chemical change which used the acid in vinegar to release the gas from baking…
March 14th(of every year) is Pi Day, and if you are a math teacher, this is your holiday. Or at least it should be.…
So, for some reason or other, you’re beginning to tune in a little more intently to your retirement planning, and you know that some…
Along with a new marking period comes another late-winter institution: March Madness. Bracket sheets are no doubt making their way around the faculty lounge…
March 14th is one of the most exciting days of the year for math teachers. A day to celebrate math, eat actual pie, and…
Overview Our first lesson was an opportunity to take the STEM lab outdoors and launch our model rockets while studying forces in motion. This…
Every two years the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) is given to about 600,000 students across the country by the National Center for…
Let’s be honest: dating sucks. And, may I say, it has a particular way of sucking for those of us in the teaching…
Well, Career & Technical Education Month is upon us. And, as it happens, last week I was visiting the website for the guidance department…