Upcoming STEM Workshops & Events
Find practical, teacher-led professional learning built for real classrooms. Compare dates, formats, CTLE hours, and registration options—all in one place.
- Designed and led by teachers
- Classroom-ready takeaways
- CTLE hours available
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Compare schedule, audience, CTLE, and format—then reserve your place.
Current public workshops and events. Check each registration page for the latest availability.
SNIPPETS · Physics demos
For physics, chemistry, and other teachers of middle school, high school, and college students
SNIPPETS: Practical Classroom Physics Demos — Photoelectric Effect and Quantum Superposition
Join Fernand Brunschwig and Mark Schober for two classroom demonstrations exploring the photoelectric effect, quantum superposition, and classical and quantum models of light.
- A soda-can electroscope and UV light demonstrate the photoelectric effect
- Light polarizers explore quantum behavior and superposition
Registration open
Best for stem educators exploring STEM
From Classroom to Research Lab: Experimental Design
Your students have a research question! Now what? Learn how to guide them towards designing their research projects and protocols.
- Practical, teacher-led strategies for STEM professional learning
- Classroom-ready ideas and peer collaboration
Connect with educators who understand the daily realities of a STEM classroom.
Registration open
Best for stem educators exploring STEM
OpenSciEd Elementary: Storylining and Sense-Making from Phenomena
Hands-on elementary science focused on storylining, anchoring phenomena, and sensemaking using an OpenSciEd model.
- Practical, teacher-led strategies for STEM professional learning
- Classroom-ready ideas and peer collaboration
Connect with educators who understand the daily realities of a STEM classroom.
Registration open
Best for stem educators exploring STEM
Socratic Dialogue for Teachers
Teachers ask ~400 questions daily. Learn how to post questions that cultivate curiosity, foster dialogue, and build science identity!
- Practical, teacher-led strategies for STEM professional learning
- Classroom-ready ideas and peer collaboration
Connect with educators who understand the daily realities of a STEM classroom.
SNIPPETS · Author talk
For science educators, science-focused community organizations, and science education professors
SNIPPETS: Author Talk — Learning Environment with Dr. Jared Fox
Explore stories, theories, and frameworks from Learning Environment, including fieldwork, expert partnerships, and deeper learning experiences.
- Designing field trips as fieldwork and partnering with experts
- Designing deeper learning experiences
Two-part virtual course
For teachers in any subject with little or no spreadsheet experience
Google Sheets for Educators – A Beginner’s Course
Build confidence with Google Sheets in this beginner-friendly, two-part workshop led by Ethel Khanis. Practice organizing classroom data, formatting cells, and using simple functions, with time to try things between sessions.
- Skills for creating, navigating, and organizing spreadsheets
- Practical ways to track classroom data using formatting and simple functions
Bring a laptop, Chromebook, or desktop computer to practice during both sessions.
SNIPPETS · High school chemistry
For high school chemistry teachers, including those teaching New York State Chemistry Regents
SNIPPETS: Teaching Coulomb’s Law and Spectra Using Desalination Research
Rose Kann shares a high school chemistry unit that uses desalination research to teach Coulomb’s law, atomic structure, and the electromagnetic spectrum.
- Explore Regents-style question clusters grounded in desalination research
- Take away resources for your chemistry classroom
Registration open
Best for teachers of all grades exploring Science, Environmental Science, Inquiry and Research
Claims, Evidence, Reasoning: Making Student Thinking Visible
Explore classroom-ready Claims, Evidence, Reasoning strategies through phenomenon-based activities, inquiry, and an ecological resilience project.
- CER strategies for evidence-based arguments and explanations
- An adaptable project on ecological resilience
Connect with educators who understand the daily realities of a STEM classroom.
Registration open
2027 Celebration of STEM Teaching, Learning, and Community
Join STEMteachersNYC, SCONYC, and NYC Men Teach for a day of workshops, panels, keynote speakers, exhibits, and connections between scientists and STEM educators.
Professional learning should feel useful—and human.
You are not signing up to sit through a presentation. You are joining teachers who test ideas together, share what really works, and understand the daily realities of a STEM classroom.
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Learn in teacher modeExamine the choices behind each activity, adapt them to your students, and plan the next move.
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Connect around real problemsTrade questions, resources, and honest classroom experience with educators across schools and subjects.
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Keep the connection goingFind future workshops, working groups, resources, and opportunities through the wider community.
Bring the right STEM workshop to your school.
This library is different from the upcoming calendar above. It includes 37 professional-learning topics that a school, department, or educator team can request. Choose a topic, then work with us to adapt the audience, goals, format, and timing.
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