NGSS-Palooza 2018
CSUN Education Building 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, CA, United StatesOne-day workshop for science teachers will deepen your understanding of the Next Generation Science Standards. Workshop fee: $25
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Engaging Young Minds
Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School Los Angeles, CA, United StatesThree-day workshop for K-6 grade teachers focusing on Access and Equity in science through Exploratorium-developed professional learning activities. Workshop fee: $105
Sensemaking at Home Workshop
OnlineJoin our four session series where we will identify ways to create science sensemaking explorations for online learning (synchronous & asynchronous). Our goal is to provide strategies, tools and a collaborative space to increase opportunities for student voice, choice, and public thinking.
Free Online Engineering Resources for HS STEM – Upverter Education Webinar
Online45-minute webinar to learn how Upverter Education empowers high school STEM teachers with free online electronics design curriculum and tools.
Addressing Social Justice in Science Spaces – Session 1
OnlineJoin the UCLA Science Project as we engage in meaningful talk around race, vaccinations, and applications within a sample lesson for science classrooms.
Creating and Sustaining a Science Community Through Equity, Inquiry And Talk
OnlineA free webinar for teacher leaders, principals and district leaders to learn more about the UCLA Science Project's approach to creating a science community in a classroom.
Interactive Webinar: A Critical Approach to Project Based Learning
OnlineJoin this interactive webinar with Center X as we discuss our journey to reimagine interdisciplinary planning to explore the question, “How do I make sure that my identity does not come at the expense of someone’s dignity?”
Addressing Social Justice in Science Spaces – Session 2
OnlineJoin the UCLA Science Project as we engage in dialogue and approaches to incorporate local neighborhoods into our understanding of health, genetics and the environment.
Too Hot To Handle: Empowering Communities to Combat Extreme Heat
OnlineJoin the UCLA Science Project as we engage in dialogue and experience instructional approaches to humanize climate data and consider how science can inform policy and improve health outcomes.