The best Science Education newsletters

A Korean-language series that teaches quantum chemistry step by step, covering topics such as approximation methods for wave functions (variational method, perturbation theory) and the Bohr atomic model. It explains the mathematics and physics in an approachable, conversational way for learners.

Weekly essays and classroom-ready missions that use science, geography and media literacy topics to teach children and the adults around them to question stories and check evidence. Issues pair a concrete example, such as moon phases, equinoxes or screenshots, with a broader lesson about critical thinking.

Member and staff profiles from Genspace, a community biology lab in New York, covering projects, events and the people behind them. Readers get an inside look at DIY biology, from mycology to biomaterials, plus updates on education and community programs.

Educational materials and commentary from Northern Online's knowledge base, focusing on teaching quantum computing to high school students through applications and probability. It also includes remembrance writing on physicist C. N. Yang and his legacy.

Hands-on physics and electronics experiment guides for science education built around the SEELab 3.0 and ExpEYES open hardware. Posts include wiring tables, procedures, relevant equations and notes on related hardware such as a programmable Geiger counter module.

Science with Impact is a company-style newsletter documenting development of its Genesis interactive chemistry mechanism visualizations for outreach, teaching and presentations. Each issue shares design rationale, feedback from educators and before-and-after versions of features like steppable mechanisms, exports and a slime polymer game.

A children's astronomy and science newsletter from the ELI character, featuring home telescope observation activities like finding the Orion Nebula and viewing sunspots. Each issue offers simple, kid-friendly explanations and hands-on projects such as night safaris and 3D-printable models.

A course-companion newsletter from CU Denver's STEM education program, sharing weekly discussion strategies, reflection tools for culturally relevant teaching, and chapter summaries on rehumanizing math and science classrooms. Readers get practical classroom questions and frameworks for teacher reflection, mostly drawn from assigned readings and course work.

Stile Education's blog publishes case studies, guides and commentary for science teachers, centred on its Explicit Instruction professional learning sprint and Stile Academy modules. It also covers Australian PISA 2025 science results with discussion questions for department meetings.