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Editors' Choice features short summaries of recent research in science education.

Does the organization of the school calendar affect student learning?

Published:
12/09/2011

Our understanding of how laboratory materials influence student learning with respect to problem-solving remains limited.

Published:
11/18/2011

The Boy Scout merit badge program is an informal educational experience allowing Scouts to explore a variety of subjects, including science.

Published:
07/29/2011

Deep time, the scale used to measure evolutionary, geologic, and cosmological events, is a difficult concept to teach.

Published:
06/17/2011

The recent explosion of citizen science activities has been accompanied by informal science education efforts aimed at fostering partnerships between students, academics, and industrial scientists.

Published:
05/06/2011

Attempts to include education training into already demanding science faculty schedules have been challenging.

Published:
04/01/2011

What would happen if, instead of consulting previous literature, scientists asked children for advice on designing experiments?

Published:
01/28/2011

Question-asking is a fundamental element of practicing science; however, the teaching of question-asking skills is often overlooked in science education.

Published:
10/16/2009

Can cutting-edge science be taught in the classroom?

Published:
07/31/2009

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