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. We will soon be evolving from a partner-owned company to a company owned by a
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.
As we gear up to welcome students back to the classroom, it’s the perfect time to strategically introduce (or reintroduce) the fundamental principles of data
Want a way to make chemistry class more exciting for your students? One approach is to use make-believe crimes to provide real-world learning opportunities with
One of the most versatile ways for students to measure motion—a key scientific concept—is the Go Direct® Motion Detector. This sensor uses ultrasound to measure
Linda Antinone’s overarching goal is simple: help more underrepresented students be successful, especially when it comes to STEM. Linda is an Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator
Energy, acceleration, and simple harmonic motion are just a few important physics principles for students to learn—and using the Graphical Analysis Pro app with our
Looking for a way to explore solar energy in your class—and promote hands-on science learning at the same time? KidWind, our line of renewable energy
Proper storage over the summer is key to extending the useful life of your laboratory’s sensors. Before you enjoy your well-deserved summer break, it’s a
It can be challenging for students to wrap their minds around key chemistry concepts, such as pH, Beer’s law, and gas conversions. You can help
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