In biology, ecology, and environmental science classes, accurate measurement of dissolved oxygen (DO) levels in water is crucial for understanding aquatic ecosystem health. Collecting precise data is key, and sensors like the Vernier Optical DO Probe or Go Direct® Optical
Photogates, at first glance, are one of our simplest sensors. They can capture incredibly precise snapshots of an object’s motion data utilizing just two LEDs.
What do science students get when teachers connect Vernier Go Direct® sensors with TI’s Python-capable graphing calculators? An easy-to-use, portable and wireless data collection system that
The Dynamics Cart and Track System is at the core of every physics lab. These versatile setups equip students with the tools they need to
Happy National Chemistry Week! This week, we’re standing alongside the science community in recognizing the extraordinary role that chemistry plays in our health and well-being.
As we officially move into autumn and begin creeping closer to the spookiest season of the year, it’s the perfect time to add a little
An Oxidation Reduction Potential (ORP) Sensor measures the activity of oxidizers and reducers in an aqueous solution. It is a potentiometric measurement from a two-electrode
Celestial excitement is on the horizon as we have not one, but two, solar eclipses to look forward to this school year. On October 14,
This is an exciting time at Vernier Science Education! We are thrilled to share some big news that marks a significant milestone in our journey.
Michelle Jedlicka, a veteran teacher at A&M Consolidated High School in Texas, has a packed schedule this fall with four physics classes on her roster:
Looking for fresh ways to engage your students in the study of magnetic fields? Guide your students through the invisible forces that influence our world
Is your STEM lab fully prepared for classes this fall? Taking the time to assess your equipment at the start of the year can prevent
With the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), the National Research Council put forward a new vision for what it means to be proficient in science.
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