Just in time for the new school year, "Science in Action" is a new GPB original series that puts high-quality science instruction right into the hands of Georgia educators. Developed in partnership with the Georgia Department of Education, “Science in Action” opens the doors to top-performing middle and elementary school classrooms across the state, offering a firsthand look at effective science teaching.

Host Stephen King discuss key concepts with Georgia science instructors.
Georgia teacher, Karen Gorzynski, explains CCCs, or Crosscutting Concepts, to her Douglas County student.
Middle school students from Thomas County perform an experiment to create grilled cheese sandwiches using the scientific method and proper science and engineering practices.
Georgia student performs a STEM activity while using literacy in science.
Georgia teacher instructs her students about the SEPs, or science and engineering practices, for Elementary school.

In each episode, educators demonstrate engaging science lessons, illuminating key concepts such as the Science and Engineering Practices, Crosscutting Concepts, and student-centered instruction. Viewers will see how these foundational ideas are integrated into everyday learning, making science both accessible and thrilling for students. The series includes insightful discussions with educational leaders who delve into strategies for implementing science effectively. These conversations ensure that students not only grasp scientific facts but also learn how to apply them in real-world contexts.

"Science in Action" is a go-to guide for excellence in science education. All episodes are available now on gpb.org/science-in-action.