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Determining the quality of chemistry educational videos on YouTube

How effectively do popular YouTube educational videos adhere to best practices for teaching chemistry? Researchers from Michigan State University and Grand Valley State University are collaborating on a grant to investigate this question.
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Dr. Clausell Mathis encourages 'shaking up the way we teach physics" in The Conversation

The Conversation recently published a piece by Dr. Clausell Mathis, Assistant Professor of Physics in the Lyman Briggs College and of Science Education in the Department of Teacher Education at Michigan State University titled 'Why U.S. Schools Need to Shake Up the Way they Teach Physics".
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Krajcik appointed as international expert for PISA 2025

Joe Krajcik, Director of the CREATE for STEM Institute and a Lappan-Phillips Professor of Science Education at Michigan State University, has been selected to participate as an international expert for PISA 2025.
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Dr. Melanie Cooper elected to National Academy of Education

Congratulation to Melanie Cooper, whose groundbreaking research is transforming how chemistry is taught at MSU and beyond, has been inducted as one of the 14 new members of the academy.
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