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Author: Ya-Wen Chuang

I am a science teacher at Saint Mary's College High School in Berkeley. I am interested in learning instruction methods to make physics courses more equitable and applying those methods in my teaching.
March 29, 2023 Ya-Wen Chuang

Want to address inequities in your class? There’s an app for that!

To promote equity, teachers need to know what kinds of inequities exist in their classrooms and to what extent.

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Student Discussion
September 14, 2022 Ya-Wen Chuang

How to promote intergroup student interaction in an introductory lab

By directly prompting students to interact and incorporating open-ended tasks, lab instructors can increase intergroup student interaction to improve students’ learning.

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