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An NSF funded project to change the conversation around STEM teacher recruitment.
The climate is changing: Friday, March 8, 2019 Instructors: Engage in hands-on activities and discussion you can use to introduce climate science concepts into the topics you already teach. Climate science is complicated, but it is based on fundamental concepts from our more familiar sciences. So the complexity offers opportunities to integrate climate science into teaching the concepts already included in your courses. This workshop is designed to help you see how to fit climate science into what you are already doing. The hands-on activities focus on the properties of water (including phase change, heat capacity, solubility, and acid/base chemistry) and how these properties of Earth’s bodies of water are affected by human-caused increases in atmospheric greenhouse gases, especially carbon dioxide, and the resultant global warming. Many of the activities will be directly usable or easily adaptable for use in your classroom. All the written and projected materials will be available to you electronically for use in your classrooms. Report of the 2018 National Survey of Science & Mathematics Education Chem 13 News Magazine 2018 High School Teacher Workshops Click here for more information. Celebrating Teachers and Teaching University Summer Forum 2015: Conversations in Science for Teachers Click here for more information. Using Atlas
of Science Literacy Workshops Click here for more information. Videos: Helpful Hints to Enhance Classroom Learning Resources for Science Teachers |
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