Gravitational waves, black holes, and quantum computing are catnip to our imaginations and potentially fascinating to students. But how can we engage students in the key quantum mechanical concepts necessary for understanding such apparently-exotic phenomena?
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In this 2 hour virtual workshop you will learn how responsive teaching can leverage the Claims Evidence Reasoning (CER) framework in the Environmental Science classroom to make student thinking visible. When combined, these strategies exceed the sum of their parts to increase…
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A free conversation series facilitated by teachers and others around strategies for the classroom. Each week will offer a new focus. Dates: THREE SESSIONS March 8, 15, and 22. 6pm EDT. In October 2020 STEMteachersNYC partnered with our sibling organizations across the country…
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History and English classes emphasize the use of primary sources and why should it be different for STEM classes? Engaging in new research in all fields of STEM makes high school science more relevant for students. Help your students see why it’s…
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Have you ever wanted to train a computer to recognize your own images, sounds or poses? Join us as we play with Google’s Teachable Machine and explain the math behind machine learning algorithms. We’re often led to believe that machine learning is…
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Are you looking for ways to support your students in developing a computational thinking mindset in any area of science? Computational thinking is a systematic, multi-pronged, problem solving approach at the heart of computer science and other fields that engage with complex issues. Whether…
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