Student-friendly Data Visualization Tools – Intro to CODAP & SageModeler
Diagramming and creating models are skills that allow students of all ages to illustrate their thinking and research!
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Micro:Bits! Classroom Friendly Climate Sensors for Grades 4-10 (w/kits!)
Simplify programming and bring data collection to life in your classroom with Micro:Bits! Led by seasoned master teacher Greg Benedis-Grab!
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Scientific Communication: Helping Students Tell the Story of Their Research
Strategies, scaffolds, and sample student work to explore how we help students communicate and tell the story of their research!
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Socratic Dialogue: For Teachers! (ALL GRADES)
Teachers ask 400 questions per day or 70,000 questions per year! They cultivate curiosity, foster dialogue, and build science identity!
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STEP UP Physics Together Regional Networking + Coding Physics Simulations!
Trinity SchooI 139 West 91st Street, New York, NY, United StatesSTEP UP: Physics Together coffee hour followed by a "Coding Physics Simulations" professional learning workshop! AND EQUIPMENT GIVEAWAY!
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FREE Data and AI in the Classroom (w/American Eel Conservation Kits!)
Teach data literacy through conservation storytelling can be a valuable tool in helping students interpret and communicate data effectively.
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FREE Climate Game Day for Teachers! Ekos, Energetic & More!
Trinity SchooI 139 West 91st Street, New York, NY, United StatesLearn to mitigate climate change through classroom-ready games! Learn to play Ekos, Energetic, and more! Everyone will take home a game!
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Modeling the Majestic Mathematics of Manhattanhenge! (2 Half Days)
Model the motion of the sun-earth system with your students! Use simulations to predict the duration of daytime at our latitude or the next!
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MLLs & STEM: A Strategies Dialogue w/Laura Ascenzi-Moreno & Scott Grapin
Share ideas, challenges and successes across fields that collectively support our multilingual learners!
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Sustainable Maker Cultures in the K-8 Classroom
Trinity SchooI 139 West 91st Street, New York, NY, United StatesLearn to mitigate climate change through classroom-ready games! Learn to play Ekos, Energetic, and more! Everyone will take home a game!
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Computational Thinking for K8 – Building a language of problem solving!
American Museum of Natural History 200 Central Park West, New York, NY, United StatesBring the language of problem solving to your classroom! Use computational thinking and apply programming to real world scenarios!
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Scientific Communication – K12 Classroom Strategies for Researchers!
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