New Article from Scott Pattison, Smirla Ramos Montañez, Viviana López Burgos in Frontiers in Education

November 24, 2025

Whole child, whole family, whole community: developing shared problems of practice with Latine families related to STEM learning in early childhood looks at family learning and the need to elevate the voices of parents and families in discussions of education.

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November 14, 2025

On Wednesday, November 19, 2025 at 10–11am HST / 12–1pm PST / 3 – 4pm EST, REVISE Center PI Stephen Alkins will discuss how to access FREE resources, such as the EBSCO research article database, the repository, and proposal development toolkit on the informalscience.org website. Maximize the potential of your research proposal, ISE project, evaluation, and more!

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Announcing the Forum for Equity in Elementary Mathematics 2025-2026 Speaker Series

November 5, 2025

Knowing Our Students: Fostering Equitable Math Learning Communities

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New article from Gillian Puttick, Debra Bernstein, & Michael Cassidy in Journal of Science Education and Technology

November 5, 2025

How Does Modifying a Scratch Game Support Teacher Learning? explores how the ExIST project engages teachers in Professional Learning that seeks to enhance teachers’ perception of the important role of systems in biology and understand how game design can support students’ systems thinking.

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New article in NCTM’s Mathematics Teacher Educator by Karen Mutch-Jones and Judy Storeygard

October 31, 2025

Building Instructional Capacity and Creating Opportunities for Professional Growth: Mathematics Professional Development for Paraeducators highlights how collaborative mentorship helps educators foster equity and deeper mathematical understanding for paraeducators in the classroom. To scaffold paraeducators’ growth, project staff designed, tested, and refined a PD model specifically for K–3 paraeducators working in an urban district. Learn more.