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As you may have seen through social media, Science Modeling Talks is a new podcast dedicated to science teachers and the role of Modeling Instruction in transforming science education. This [...]

The College of Education at Michigan State University highlighted area teachers doing great things.  Congratulations to Andrea, a Modeler who resides in Michigan! Position: STEM Instruction [...]

Congratulations to Judith Jenkins and Elizabeth Howard!  They recently had an article published in Science Education International.  The article, titled ‘Implementation of Modeling [...]

Read a recent article by one of our own.  Ariel Serkin (STEMteachersMassBay) recently had an article published in ChemEd XChange. Though I have been an educator for seventeen years, I have [...]

Visit https://sites.google.com/socraticbrain.org/amta/home to order the updated course book for teaching mechanics.

A grant proposal by AMTA and the University of Louisville (UofL) was recently funded by a NASA Kentucky Space Grant, award no: NNX15AR69H.  This grant funding allows AMTA to offer the inaugural [...]

M2M (Modeler to Modeler) is here!  Modelers asked for the opportunity to share what they’ve been doing in their classrooms; they wanted to show other Modelers updates they’ve made to [...]

NSF Awards $382K for Research on Data Visualization with Physics Toolbox The National Science Foundation (NSF), one of the worldwide leaders in science and science education funding, has awarded [...]

The 2018 Conference in New Albany, OH was a blast!  Thank you to the 60+ Modelers in attendance for your support of AMTA and Modeling Instruction. Much appreciation goes out to our presenters: [...]

The 2018 Conference is just days away – there is still time to register and join us at New Albany H.S. (just north of Columbus, OH). Check out the program here 2018_amta_conference_program