Register for ALL FOUR SESSIONS for the low cost of $20 for members, $5 for student members and $40 for non-members! You will also gain access to the recordings and resources for all the sessions.
Do you have what it takes to be a Rockstar Science Teacher? The New Jersey Science Learning Standards are based on the Next Generation Science Standards and focus on high-quality instruction and science learning for all. Has your pedagogy changed to fit the 3D nature of the standards? Research shows that students learn best when they are the ones constructing their own knowledge through the process of making sense of situations.
Learn how to use scientific phenomena to drive instruction. Discover how to get students to generate their own questions. Create opportunities for student discussions and learn techniques for how to assess 3D learning.
The Rockstar Science Teacher Professional Learning Series is designed to help you understand the pedagogical shift from traditional to contemporary science teaching that is part of NGSS.
The inaugural 2023-24 season will have of four, 1.5 hour webinars.
Please read the descriptions on the NJSTA Website HERE.
Session 1 on November 29, 2023: Designing Launching Phenomena for the STEM Classroom (Available as a recording.)
Presented by Dr. Edward Cohen is the Assistant Director at Center for Math Science and Computer Education at Rutgers University.
Session 2 on January 10, 2024: Using the Question Formulation Technique for Driving Question Boards (Available as a recording.)
Presented by Nicole Bolduc is an Open-Sci Ed National Facilitator and Middle School Science Teacher.
BONUS SESSION 2.5 on February 7, 2024: Using QFT Part 2! with Nicole
Session 3 on March 20, 2024: Assessing Sensemaking
Presented by Lauren Pasanek is a Haddonfield Science educator and Maitland P. Simmons Summer Institute Instructor (2021 & 2023)
Session 4 on April 10, 2024: Talk Strategies in the Science Classroom
Presented by Dr. Marisa Castronova is a middle school science teacher, an adjunct professor and an educational researcher for two NSF grants.
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