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Sharing Passion for Curiosity and Wonder in Ghana
During an August 2023 visit to West Africa, Sarah taught village kids to see their world magnified using the skills of a scientist.
Oct 1, 2023


Lakes and Mountains Connect Environmental Educators from Siberia to Colorado
Sharing our love of water, land, mountains, culture, faith, and teaching; the late summer exchange partnership with Irina Aiurzanaeva...
Sep 26, 2022


Workshops that Work: Believe it or Not
An adult student from a recent training workshop told me “no one will believe you, they don’t know that virtual learning can be so...
Jan 25, 2022


Earth Education Expands to Teach Active Participation in Public Life
By Sarah R. Johnson, MAEd, Wild Rose Education Originally published at InTeGrate Science Education Resource Center As the world continues...
Jan 17, 2019


Reframing, Rethinking, and Re-inspiring Professional Training
How well do your professional development trainings leverage the collective wisdom and experience of the participants, foster a culture...
Aug 9, 2018


Feathers, Dead Baby Birds, and Eggshells: A Most Authentic Investigation
It is not often that an outdoor science educator has unlimited unstructured time at a nature preserve with a small group of only six 8-12...
Jul 12, 2018


Watersheds are for Learning
I love to teach. I am a connector. Thinking like a watershed is my nature, not my job. Rivers connect us to each other across...
Jul 6, 2017
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