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December 2019
NSTA: National Science Teachers Association Regional Conference, Seattle, WA
Seattle, Washington at the Washington State Convention Center Dec. 12-14, 2019. Join me in the exhibit hall at booth #617 or at a conference workshop: **Title: NGSS Practices: Developing and Using Models to Teach Science** Description: Participate in a teacher-directed and a student-designed model to explore the impact of developing and using models to teach depth, detail, and dynamics. Date: Th, Dec 12, 2019 Time: 12:30 pm-1:30 pm, Location: Metropolitan room in the Sheraton Grand Seattle, Seattle, WA **Title: NGSS…
Find out more »July 2020
Student-designed Labs and Statistics for AP/IB Sciences
How do you guide your students to develop research questions that can be explored within the parameters of your course? How do you help them streamline their procedure and collect enough data to address the question? This workshop will give you repeatable teaching structures that can be used to inspire original student-designed experiments, implement the peer review process, and respond to the challenges students face when working independently. In addition to the methods you will learn regarding lab design, we…
Find out more »Advanced Student-designed Labs and Data Analysis
Teachers who are guiding independent research projects typically encounter problems as unique as their students. This workshop is an advanced course to help teachers navigate the most common issues students face when designing their own research questions and methods. This workshop is ideally suited for teachers who guide students in compensatory courses with an independent research project as a major assessment such as IB, AP Capstone or project-based learning high schools--however, anyone who would like to add more data and…
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