Eric Brunsell

Blogger Eric Brunsell takes us on a tour of his favorite online resources for science teachers.

The Claim, Evidence, Reasoning framework is a scaffolded way to teach the scientific method.

Edutopia blogger and STEM group facilitator Eric Brunsell shares some of his favorite online communities of, by and for science teachers.

The Five Features of Science Inquiry: How do you know? STEM blogger Eric Brunsell outlines the five features of science inquiry

Ohms, neutrons, and more (bad) science jokes. Please add your own! The more groan-inducing, the better.

STEM blogger Eric Brunsell on the 5 features of science inquiry: What questions do you ask?

Blogger Eric Brunsell reflects on how Steve Jobs turned his mistakes into spectacular opportunities.

Eric Brunsell's ongoing series showcases some innovative tools and examples for student collaboration.

Blogger Eric Brunsell explores research suggesting that an added an online dimension can make classroom discussion more comfortable, and productive, for everyone.

STEM blogger Eric Brunsell shares a huge variety of inquiry-based projects to engage students.

A review of some of the most powerful web tools that can help students use the Internet efficiently. This blog is part of Edutopia's Summer PD series.

Eric Brunsell, Assistant Professor of Science Education, shares the three general principles for engineering education. Included is a vast list of resources on ways to weave engineering concepts into the classroom.

In parallel to the Common Core, science is getting a new set of standards. Blogger Eric Brunsell describes the process and framework for this new collection of 21st century requirements.

A collection of teaching resources for the Japanese earthquake and tsunami