Inq-ITS Blog

The pandemic interrupted in-person learning and forced schools to find alternative ways to strengthen students’ science inquiry...

I began my teaching career shortly after the release of Inquiry and the National Science Education Standards (NRC, 2000). It was an...

When starting Inq-ITS with a class, we highly recommend beginning with one of our tutorial labs!

When academics started using the term STEM I hopped on the bandwagon so fast I could have left my shoes behind in the process. My own...

Living in the Pacific Northwest means that every few years the local media will focus on the possibility of “The Big One”. Oregon and...

For years science textbooks listed the definition of a Hypothesis as an ‘educated guess’. We know that while an ‘educated guess’ is not...

We will be joining the 8th Annual ED Games Expo! Hosted June 1st to the 5th, 2021: the expo is both virtual AND free! Inq-ITS is...

When I first read the term ‘developing and using models’ I was incredibly excited, finally, the standards are being changed to more...

Throughout my teaching career, it has been my goal to give my students as many opportunities as possible to conduct investigations in...