Physics

The June, 2018 issue of the Journal of Chemical Education contains an article tha

I’m currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Princeton Research Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials (PRISM) working on metal-halide perovskites.

This year, I was presented with an opportunity to join a small cohort of chemistry teachers that would implement, customize, and review interactive video-based lab investigatio

A diamond is forever…at least that’s how the advertising slogan goes. Many chemists know this saying is not entirely true, because diamonds are converted to graphite under normal conditions:

At the Biennial Conference on Chemical Education (BCCE) in Notre Dame this summer, Holly Walter-Kerby and Maria Gallardo-Williams unveiled an event called The Mole.

By Tom Kuntzleman, Mike Nydegger, and Mike Buratovich During June of 2018, we held our 14^th annual science camp at Spring Arbor University (SAU): Over 120 K – 8^th grade students enjoyed an entire week of science experiments, demonstrations, and activities!

In the January, 2018 issue of the Journal of Chemical Education, Jeffrey Statler describes several experiments that can be conducted with liquid air.¹ He demonstrates that liquid air can be easily collected by simply immersing a test tube in liquid nitrogen, which has a

I have taught at three different public schools in the United States (two in California and one in Washington state), and now three different international schools (two in Thailand, one in Romania) - and at each school I have honed my practice as a chemistry teacher based on interactions and feedback from students, the strengths of the school, and the e

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