Led by: Grisel Cordero and Meg Cassedy-Blum Come learn some excellent strategies to incorporate in your middle school science course that will be sure to help reach and meet your ELL students’ needs.
Read MoreLed by Paul Bianchi Are you already integrating or soon to be engaging your students in engineering, robotics, or other related “maker” activities? Either way you’ll want to attend our Maker Education Forum.
Read MoreLed by Christopher Resch and Glen Stuart Are your students having trouble articulating the evidence and reasoning behind sex-linked genes? There is a simulation for that!
Read MoreLeader: Steve Lewis (Heschel School) Would you like to teach your students some real engineering and computer programming in the context of your science course? Here’s a great way to do it!
Read MoreIn this workshop, learn how to help students construct a physics identity where they see themselves as physicists and grow their confidence in understanding its value and application in a variety of STEM fields.
Read MoreThis workshop will explore a range of active STEM learning strategies for the early elementary classroom (K-3).
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