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Miller, Alyson – American Educator, 2022
Educators constantly hear the mantras "develop relationships with students" or "add a personal touch"? They know they will be better teachers if they connect with their students, but how can they if their students come from very different backgrounds than they do? How do educators find common ground? The common ground is the…
Descriptors: Science Education, Teaching Methods, Controversial Issues (Course Content), Teacher Student Relationship
Berkman, Michael; Plutzer, Eric – American Educator, 2012
Although the level of controversy varies from one community to the next, biology teachers across the United States struggle to teach evolution. Some face pressure to teach both religious and scientific theories of human origins; others did not have adequate coursework on evolution during teacher preparation. As a result, many biology teachers are…
Descriptors: Evidence, Evolution, Biology, Climate


