What to watch when the stars are behind clouds
In need of inspiration for astronomy videos to watch? Look no further! We have gathered a list of some of the greatest YouTube communicators out there.
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[Beyond] Undergraduate astronomy degrees vary widely. Here’s what could be done to fix that.
A survey of physics and astronomy departments across the country has shown that degrees in astronomy can be pretty different. Read more about the AAS SURGE committee’s findings and recommendations!
Inclusive teaching practices help all students learn, but physicists are reluctant to change the way they teach
In today’s bite we discuss the use of inclusive teaching practices in physics classrooms and why physics professors are unlikely to implement more even though they help all students learn more effectively!
Preparing students for astronomy beyond the classroom
In today’s (Beyond) bite, I describe a new course at Columbia University that aims to equip undergrads with foundational research skills.
How can we build trust in science?
Fostering public trust in science is essential for creating a stronger and more informed global society. As researchers and communicators, what can we do to help build this trust?
Putting climate change on the syllabus
The history of the Earth and its climate are integral to our cosmic perspective, yet climate change is rarely taught in astronomy courses. Today’s bite discusses why and how it should be on the syllabus.