On March 13th, join us for a special night of networking, game play and community-building with STEM teachers from across the region. Enjoy a glass of wine, get a tour of the NYU Makerspace and work with other teachers on collaborative activities and demonstrations of project-based STEM labs. Get a chance to work with some
3 Reasons to Fall for STEM this March This March is jam-packed with some amazing STEM professional learning opportunities with 3 new workshops offerings! Looking for ways to reach ELL students? Concerned about Climate Change and wondering how to best teach about it? Or thinking about new ways to empower your students to become a
As the holiday season approaches, we hope you’ll keep STEMteachersNYC in mind when you consider your annual giving. As NYC’s only teacher-led platform for professional development in STEM we need your support now more than ever.
In this workshop, we’ll learn about many of the functions of Desmos, a free online graphing calculator, with a focus on how to use Desmos to make meaning of mathematics.
In this workshop join educators Jenny Shen and Caroline Doherty for a discussion on how to recognize implicit bias and use it as a lens to frame STEM teaching practices.
October 14, 2017 Led by: Cat Garland and Claire DeChant If fidget spinners are any indication, students LOVE studying circular motion! In this 3-hour workshop we will spend time in both student-mode and teacher-mode building a conceptual understanding of circular motion by using a combination of hands-on exploration and practicing explaining our understanding using multiple
