Seminars on Science is the American Museum of Natural History’s online professionallearning program for educators. The program offers six-week online graduate courses in the life, earth, and physicalsciences.
A Data Equity Walk is a 45- to 90-minute activity for any sized audience—high school and college students, teachers, district leaders, community members, or others—to engage with education data and discuss equity issues.
The Learning Scientists, a group of cognitive scientists interested in research on education, offers teachers and students six freely downloadable strategies for effective learning.
LinkedUp: Breaking Boundaries in Education is a podcast that connects educators from across the globe. Guests discuss current trends, concerns, and best practices in education.
National Science Teaching Association’s (NSTA) Professional Learning Units (PLUs) are bite-sized, self-paced, asynchronous short courses that educators can use to improve their practice, enrich students’ learning, and increase equitable participation in the classroom.