Welcome to Siebert Science!
I make Anatomy & Physiology videos
and some other stuff too.
Science Videos
and Resources
Feel free to use my A&P, Physics, and AP Chem videos and resources! The videos are a great way to move classes to a flipped classroom model.
Blog Posts
Here are all my blog posts!
Stories
I’ve written a handful of short stories (and had a few published)! You can read many of these here.
About Me
I make science videos to help you learn stuff. I like reading, writing, making digital things, and extrinsic validation such as likes and comments.
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My Latest Blog Posts:
New Anatomy & Physiology Resource: Positive A&P Muscular System Review!
Have you ever watched my videos or used them in class and wished there were aligned practice questions to go with them? I’ve been working the folks at PositiveSTEM (a.k.a.,…
Keep readingSiebert Science on Patreon!
Hey everyone, I launched the Siebert Science Patreon page last week! If you don’t know what Patreon is, it’s a way to financial support creators and receive perks in return.…
Keep readingMy AP Chemistry Summer Assignment
In the online AP Chemistry teacher community, the assigning of summer work is a bit of a controversial topic. Some adamantly opposed, some saying it’s necessary, some using it as…
Keep readingModel Exploration for Maxwell-Boltzmann Distributions
Here’s the activity itself! Below is my commentary and explanations. Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution graphs are a way to represent the varying speeds of particles in a sample of gas. They are…
Keep readingMass Spectrometry Card Hunt!
With my Bohr model cards being a hit, I wanted to create something fun for mass spectrometry. Unfortunately, some mass spectra are hard to find or not labeled exactly the…
Keep readingBohr Model Cards and Periodic Trends Model Exploration (fake POGIL) Activity
Nothing motivates me to create new teacher materials more than a failed lesson. After this year’s first lesson about periodic trends and Coulomb’s Law ended in blank stares when asked…
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