Sarah English's blog

What if the key to better chemistry review wasn’t more class time—but less lecturing? In this article, Sarah English shares how creating short, targeted videos transformed her exam prep process and helped her meet students where they are. With printed notes, embedded questions, and thoughtful accountability, Sarah's flipped classroom approach turned passive review into active learning—and made her teaching life a lot saner.

Lead Contributor, Sarah English, outlines how she uses Canva (free for educators) to capture student ideas and misconceptions. 

Join us at ChemEd 2025 this July at the Colorado School of Mines. Check out this post to learn about all the exciting opportunities! 

Over 700 science educators gathered at STANYS 2023, exploring 3D learning. Ashley Green and Sarah English reflect on their experience and how they plan to bring what they learned to the ChemEd25 conference in Golden, Colorado, in July 2025.

Javalab is a resource for free simulations to support student understanding of chemistry concepts. These web based simulations can be used across different platforms and are simple in their use by students. The open ended aspect of the simulations allow for teachers to be creative in how they are used in class.