Despite a current increase in concerns about environmental issues, at least the most important one in the climate crisis, I… Read more Is This Really a Choice?
Despite a current increase in concerns about environmental issues, at least the most important one in the climate crisis, I… Read more Is This Really a Choice?
I’m in Norway this week and next as part of sabbatical research and learning. I acknowledge and am thankful for… Read more The Ecological Identity Concept
Eighteen years ago today I was teaching first period AP Biology when I was interrupted by the superintendent’s administrative assistant.… Read more A Generation Ago
The Tuesday after Labor Day has typically been the first day of classes. Even years when I started teaching the… Read more In a Groove or Stuck in a Rut
We are living in a stressful time. Maybe it only seems so due to 24-hour news cycles and giving opportunity… Read more Elusive Happiness and the Lure of Passive Leisure
I was out and about running errands late Wednesday afternoon. I stamped the snow off my feet before stepping inside,… Read more Teaching in Mismatched Shoes
In my role of teaching pre-service teachers about teaching, I hear this phrase a lot, from my students, practicing teachers,… Read more Teachers, Enough Already with “I do, We do, You do.”
Have you ever been wondering how you could visualize and understand the quantum nature of matter? Well I have. So… Read more Visualizing Electrons
I’ve been trying to write about the report from the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) since it was released… Read more The World Faces Significant Clima….Squirrel!
This is a repost of a blog entry from June 2013. Do you know the children’s book, if you give… Read more For Pete’s Sake, Give Them a Cookie