Creating “Wow” Moments with Vernier Data-Collection Technology
As a veteran science teacher and chair of the science department at Manlius Pebble Hill School, an independent preK-12 school in Syracuse, NY, I am
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Supporting Teachers with Data-Collection Technology
As a former middle school physical science teacher and 2013 Vernier/NSTA Technology Award winner, I understand how data-collection technology can powerfully impact the teaching and learning process.
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Vernier Technology Makes a Difference: Building Visual and Digital Literacy
Integrating art and digital technology into my teaching, especially with my biology classes, has always been something I enjoyed and something that helps to engage
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Sharing the Wealth: UNC Wilmington’s Technology Loan Program
The University of North Carolina Wilmington’s Center for Education in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (CESTEM) is committed to providing professional development opportunities for regional
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Capturing Imagination on Video
At Australia’s Eltham High School, physics teacher Gary Bass doesn’t mind when his students interrupt him in the middle of a lesson. In fact, he
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Mechanics of a Water Rocket
Using the data-collection technology acquired as a 2014 Vernier/NSTA Technology Award recipient, I have been able to make hands-on learning an ingrained part of my physics and
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Better Than The ‘Good Old Days’
Jim Blattman doesn’t exactly think fondly of “the good old days.” Before he had the advantage of Vernier data-collection tools, he says teaching science at
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Beautiful Boyle’s Law Curves
When Greg Dodd began teaching high school chemistry 34 years ago, his classes’ experiments in Boyle’s Law weren’t exactly elegant. Typically, students at West Virginia’s
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An Innovative Force
Don’t be surprised if you see Batman flying through Todd Leif’s physics lab. Of course, it’s not really the Caped Crusader himself. Instead, Leif’s students
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Recipes for Learning Science
Students in Jerry Jensen’s biology classes have learned to love spinach. Of course, they’re not actually eating it. Armed with Vernier technology and data-collection software,
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Maximum Tension of a Pendulum
If Ed Wyrembeck’s physics students were to engage in the thrillseeking venture of bridge swinging, they could do it without being concerned about the cable
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Long-Lasting Learning
On Peter Fox’s train rides into the city, he often gets to live every teacher’s dream: he bumps into former students who tell him how
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Go Fish
There’s something fishy in the state of New York. But in this case, it’s all for the good. In bucolic Binghamton, trout steams abound. Their
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Getting the Right Chemistry
When Stacey Howell returned to teaching high school chemistry after raising her family, she found a very different world: email, computer labs, and other technologies
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Central Campus Water Quality Investigations
Exploring the Environment around Us: Teaching Energy and Sustainability through Water Quality Investigations I’ve always believed that science is all about seeing and doing—you can’t
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