When preparing my poster for the AAPT/APA conference in New York in January 2024, I had to consider not only what topics would interest fellow educators but also what might be aesthetically appealing to spark curiosity and conversation. I try to incorporate the same factors in planning my syllabi and individual classes. Including what appeals […]
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