12
Apr
2021
Using STEM to Protect our Water
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/Of all the modern luxuries we enjoy, I think the one we all take most for granted is running water. Don’t believe... Read More
26
Mar
2021
Women in STEM: An Interview with VAI Scientist Mary Winn
History is filled with remarkable women. Over the past month, Inquiry insider has endeavored to share stories of women who have made... Read More
22
Mar
2021
Of Science and Stories
Have you ever heard the story of The Ant and the Grasshopper? As the fable goes, the Ant works throughout the summer... Read More
19
Mar
2021
A Cure for Remote Teaching Doldrums… Science!
Did March sneak up on you this year, more like a wall than a rainbow? After having my students remote learning this... Read More
10
Mar
2021
Exemplifying Persistence through Female-Focused Picture Books
Picture books are powerful. For our developing learners, they allow students to connect to life experiences through listening. They help build empathy... Read More
8
Mar
2021
5 (More) Women in STEM Your Students Should Know
Some time ago, I wrote a blog post called, 5 Women in STEM Your Students Should Know. For a history buff like... Read More
23
Nov
2020
Say What?: Teaching Media Literacy to Students
When I was a sophomore in high school, one of my teachers shared a rather disturbing article with our class. It was... Read More
6
Nov
2020
There’s Treasure Everywhere: Teaching Students through Nature
I’ve always loved reading Calvin & Hobbes. As a kid, I laughed at the crazy adventures Calvin would get into with his... Read More