No more cookbook science labs! Engage your students in real, student-driven research! Part 2 - Setting up protocols for student peer review.Leaders: Tracy LaGrassa and JoAnn GensertPart 1 - Developing Testable Questions - Nov 4, 9:30-11:30am ET via ZoomPart 2 - Protocols...
What does inquiry look like in the classroom? What strategies can students use to self-assess? Pair consulting time with STEMteachersNYC.Nov 27, 5:00-7:00pm ET, via Zoom.Led by STEMteachersNYC Team.What does inquiry look like in the classroom? What does inquiry look like on paper?...
Amplify your teaching prowess and deepen your grasp of climate change, scale, and feedback loops with an immersive dive into the intricacies of this vital subject!
Discover a multi designed to broaden your instructional approach in Physics, brought to you by STEMTeachersNYC. Led by Rick Craft Date/time: Dec. 2, 2023, 10:00am-1:00pm Location: Trinity School, West 91st, Manhattan This workshop introduces you to a project that can be used...
Diagramming and creating models are skills that allow students of all ages to illustrate their thinking and research!
What better time than now to revamp your quadratics unit? We'll help you rethink how to factor quadratic expressions and solve quadratic equations using some nontraditional approaches that are guaranteed to maximize students’ understanding and retention.
Simplify programming and bring data collection to life in your classroom with Micro:Bits! Led by seasoned master teacher Greg Benedis-Grab!
Strategies, scaffolds, and sample student work to explore how students can write proposals, mini-posters, and report on their research.
Strategies, scaffolds, and sample student work to explore how we help students communicate and tell the story of their research!
Teachers ask 400 questions per day or 70,000 questions per year! They cultivate curiosity, foster dialogue, and build science identity!
STEP UP: Physics Together coffee hour followed by a "Coding Physics Simulations" professional learning workshop! AND EQUIPMENT GIVEAWAY!
Teach data literacy through conservation storytelling can be a valuable tool in helping students interpret and communicate data effectively.
