Send us a text In today’s short but important episode, I’m sharing an exciting shift in how I’ll be supporting students, parents, and teachers moving forward. After many requests, and seeing how impactful my video lessons have become, I’m stepping away from the podcast to focus more on creating the kind of visual, hands-on learning tools that truly help concepts stick. You’ll now find me more often on YouTube, in my blog, and inside my brand-new Patreon membership, where I’ll be sharing clear...
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Send us a text In today’s short but important episode, I’m sharing an exciting shift in how I’ll be supporting students, parents, and teachers moving forward. After many requests, and seeing how impactful my video lessons have become, I’m stepping away from the podcast to focus more on creating the kind of visual, hands-on learning tools that truly help concepts stick. You’ll now find me more often on YouTube, in my blog, and inside my brand-new Patreon membership, where I’ll be sharing clear...
How to Keep Teens Engaged in Science—Even in Spring
Teaching High School Science
8 minutes
7 months ago
How to Keep Teens Engaged in Science—Even in Spring
Send us a text Spring is in the air—and let’s be honest, your teen probably has one foot out the science door already. Between warmer weather, longer days, and summer on the horizon, it’s no surprise that motivation is slipping. But what if this season could spark curiosity instead of burnout? In this episode of Teaching High School Science, I’m sharing three practical, engaging strategies to keep your teen focused and excited about learning science—even when they'd rather be anywhere else. Y...
Teaching High School Science
Send us a text In today’s short but important episode, I’m sharing an exciting shift in how I’ll be supporting students, parents, and teachers moving forward. After many requests, and seeing how impactful my video lessons have become, I’m stepping away from the podcast to focus more on creating the kind of visual, hands-on learning tools that truly help concepts stick. You’ll now find me more often on YouTube, in my blog, and inside my brand-new Patreon membership, where I’ll be sharing clear...
