An Open-Access Pre-Print Server for Practice-Focused Advancements in Science Education
The Cuvette provides an open platform for researchers and educators to collaborate on practice-focused advancements in science education. Our mission is to bridge the gap between research and practical application by empowering contributors with full rights to their work.
Our vision is a future where valuable innovations in science education achieve widespread adoption through open access, transparent policies, and strong communities. We aim to supplant isolation with collaboration and provide science educators with the freedom to share their work when they are ready.
As a result, we’ve developed and published a set of practices for academic publishing capable of subverting elusive, exclusive, and exploitative norms in academia with transparency, inclusivity, and community-centeredness [1] and a template to promote practitioner-centered writing in science education research.[2]
At The Cuvette, you retain full rights to your research. Our platform allows open collaboration during the writing process and post-publication feedback from the community. We provide an alternative to paywalls, opaque publishing practices, and restrictive policies.
All authors can connect with fellow researchers and educators in Cuvette Empowered, our teaching cooperative. Here, you can collaborate on projects, receive feedback, and be part of a community driving progress in science education. We invite you to join us as we work together to bridge the gap between research and practice.
A Science Teaching Cooperative
Whether you're looking to publish groundbreaking research, review the innovative work of peers, or immerse in enriching discussions, The Cuvette awaits. Let's reform science education together:
Our leadership team consists of early-career discipline-based science education researchers.
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