Secondary science

Measurement is an important skill in science as well as everyday life. These guidelines will help students understand and measure mass, length, volume, and temperature.

Last year after completing my full year biology curriculum, I decided to write a blog post to give context for why I chose the particular scope and sequence

The prefixes and suffixes used in biology lingo can help you figure out many biology terms. These prefixes and suffixes also can help you understand what the pe

Science MICRO Teaching Lesson Plans This is the microteaching introduction skill of science Lesson Plan on Chemical Bonding Topic ...

Types of memory

Looking to start your year with a bang? Including some engaging scientific method experiments provides a solid foundation for any high school science course.

In this article, we give you statistics Hypothesis Testing Cheat Sheet rules and steps for understanding examples of the Null Hypothesis and the Alternative Hypothesis of the key hypothesis tests in…

Use this exciting infographic as a teaching aid for your classes as your students discover the ABO/Rh blood groups.

If you’re a high school science teacher (or a soon-to-be high school science teacher), I’d like to share with you how I preferred to start the year with my freshmen and sophomores- and why! Though I taught mainly biology, I also taught physical science. During that crucial first week of school, the classes were learning […]

Phylum Hemichordata includes unique marine invertebrates that illustrate the transition from non-chordate to chordate animals. Their anatomy features a tripartite body plan, consisting of the proboscis, collar, and trunk, along with pharyngeal gill slits crucial for respiration. This phylum encompasses three main classes: Enteropneusta (acorn worms), Pterobranchia (small colonies in deep marine environments), and Planctochea (planktonic species). Hemichordates exhibit different feeding…

C20 Unit 1 2 Classification Of Matter - Download as a PDF or view online for free

If you've been around my corner of the internet for a little bit, you know how much I HATE REVIEWING. It doesn't matter if it is for the AP bio exam or a unit test, I just truly dread review days. One of the BEST ways I've found to review for exams or unit tests is by making review stations.

About 10 years ago, I attended a 2-day professional development over the summer for implementing math spiral review. The PD was high-quality, but there was one problem. I wasn’t teaching math that year and desperately needed to be planning for science. While participating in the session, my synapses started firing. I was going to try ... Read more

I’ve got a super fun and engaging activity that your students will be talking about long after it’s over! I have been hosting my cell organelles speed dating event for many years and it never fails to fully engage my Biology kiddos. It’s easy to set up, student-directed, and is perfect for introducing organelles at ... Read more

Classroom discussions are a powerful instructional strategy that all teachers should use. Combine it with Google tools and the learning will soar. Explore this and more at TCEA TechNotes Blog, your go-to source for educational technology and teaching innovation.

When high school chemistry teacher Scott Byrum noticed that the acoustic tiles in his newly-renovated lab were square, he saw a golden opportunity. Or, if you like, a palladium one.

Helping all students, including students with special needs and English language learners, in high school science classroom is a challenge. In this blog series, I will focus on a few different techniques that teachers can use to help each and every student in their class succeed. Some of these techniques can also help other students […]