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Misty Heredia, Academic Content Coach, Science
The Rio Grande Valley sits at the southernmost tip of Texas—a region rich in culture and deep community roots, where many students are the first in their families to pursue higher education.  The Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for...
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illustration of graphic clouds around a student using the Go Direct Air Quality sensor near the side of a road.
When I was teaching AP Environmental Science in Houston, Texas, one of my biggest frustrations was air quality. It's one of the most relevant, student-facing topics in the entire curriculum—my students lived in a city with real air quality issuesâ...
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What if your students could build a wind turbine, optimize it through real investigation, and use it to pump water uphill—all while covering circuits, electromagnetism, energy transfer, and engineering design in one connected renewable energy...
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I've been teaching science since 2000, and the question that's driven me from the start is a simple one: How do I make science learning feel real and relevant for my students? Early on, that meant writing grants in a rural school just to get basic e...
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