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Direct linkKathryn Williamson; Ellen Belchior Rodrigues; Myya Helm; Christopher Cunningham; Daniel Gallegos; Unique Beaver; Iahnna Henry – Journal of College Science Teaching, 2024
As science educators, we have an important opportunity to influence perceptions of who does science, and we can work to empower students to make our disciplines more accessible to people of all backgrounds. This goal was explicitly built into an introductory college astronomy course through the theme of "Who Speaks for Earth?"…
Descriptors: Astronomy, Science Instruction, Racism, Gender Bias
