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July 5 - 7, 2018
Learn about the nanoscale revolution in science, and come away with activities you can use in your general science classroom.
Learn about the nanoscale revolution in science, and come away with activities you can use in your general science classroom.
During this one-week introduction to the principles of Modeling Instruction we’ll introduce several aspects of modeling such as facilitating student discourse, the modeling cycle, multiple representations in problem solving, and model-based curriculum design.
This workshop will explore a teaching method known as Modeling Instruction™ and how it can improve and deepen your students’ understanding of crucial concepts in biology.
Join us for a packed sequence of activities that enable students to develop robust particle models of air and water that they apply to understand meteorological contexts including air pressure, wind, energy transfer, phase changes, humidity, precipitation, and clouds.
The workshop will develop and focus on fundamental physics models such as constant velocity; uniform acceleration; free particle (balanced force); constant, unbalanced (net) force and more, while utilizing a process-oriented inquiry approach.
A workshop exploring discourse and sense-making in physics classroom.