Led by​: Justin Gohde Computer Science. Computational Thinking. STEAM. 3D Printing. Engineering. Spatial Reasoning…. Everyone agrees that these 21st Century Skills are vitally important, but how in the world can schools fit all of this “new” content into their already packed curriculum?…

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Led by Manjula Nair and Pat Higgiston Problem Based Learning (PBL) in Math – we know it’s a best practice, but it can be a challenging task to take on especially when teachers already have so much on their plate.  This workshop…

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Led by Mark Schober This workshop is based around a low-cost wave-driver and amplifier driven by a free smartphone app for investigating wave propagation in strings. Similarly capable equipment from science suppliers ranges from $500-$1000 per lab setup, while ours costs just…

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Led by: Yakir Reuven Rotational Motion is a notoriously difficult topic for students to comprehend and for teachers to teach. Since it encapsulates all the main topics in mechanics (kinematics, forces, energy, momentum), Rotational Motion is a favorite source for formulating questions…

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  Come meet passionate, dedicated teachers who are using a highly effective pedagogy to get students engaged in mastering STEM subjects.   Learn why STEMteachersNYC was recently mentioned by the White House for its professional development programs and how they are helping…

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