For more than two decades, Chris Henderson, a National Board Certified Teacher, has helped students understand how science connects to the world around them through hands‑on investigation, critical thinking, and collaborative problem‑solving centered around scientific data. Using the Modeling Instruction approach
Last spring break, I came back to school ready to run my usual momentum lab, the classic egg drop, only to be met with an
The first week of school is a great time to lean into student curiosity, help everyone get comfortable with your lab routines and tools, and
For over 40 years, Vernier Science Education has been a trusted leader in hands‑on STEM education, equipping educators with the tools and technology to bring
Whether it’s through science fiction novels, engaging literary nonfiction, or comics, educators are finding creative ways to bring literacy into STEM learning. These approaches echo
At Beyond Benign, we believe chemistry education can be a powerful force for good. Green chemistry offers educators a practical way to teach core science
With more than 150 experiments in our lab books that use the Go Direct® Temperature Probe, it’s no exaggeration to say this sensor is one
Middle school is a great time to give students more experience collecting and working with data. Whether they’re testing chemical reactions, tracking environmental changes, or
The persistent shortage of qualified high school science and STEM educators remains a national challenge, driven in large part by high attrition rates. Among the
Covering more than 70% of Earth’s surface, the ocean plays a vital role in our planet’s climate, ecosystems, and everyday life. World Ocean Day (June
Candace Biggerstaff is a lab manager at the University of Florida, where she supports more than 3,000 general chemistry students each week across multiple lab
Vernier Video Analysis® helps students explore motion through real-world video, giving them a hands-on way to connect graphical representations of data with the movement they
At the NSTA conference in Philadelphia this spring, I had the opportunity to talk with dozens of teachers and administrators who stopped by the Vernier
The Vernier Blog was named the winner in the ‘Best Corporate Blog in Education – K-12’ category of EdTech Chronicle’s Best in Education Awards (The Besties)! The Besties are an effort to recognize outstanding effort and accomplishments in education and edtech.
