NSTA National Conference |
Two teacher leaders
presented at the NSTA National Conference in Boston, April
2014. Using Technology to
Boost Student Understanding of Science Concepts Thursday, April 3
2:00–3:00 PM Presenter(s): Stacy
Maynard (Ida Elementary School: Ida, MI) Engage in sound wave
energy concepts according to the NGSS. Technology
integration is modeled using essential apps such as Decibel
10 and Clean Energy. Meet Me in the
Middle Session: Lunch and Learn Share-a-Thon Friday, April 4
12:30–2:00 PM Presenter(s): Stacy
Maynard (Ida Elementary School: Ida, MI) & Jason Russeau
(Bedford High School: Temperance, MI) The NMLSTA Share-a-Thon
brings together almost 100 individuals and organizations
from all over the U.S. in a flea market–style format where
guests can circulate the room to meet with individual
presenters who showcase and share their innovative and
exciting teaching ideas geared specifically for middle level
science. During the share-a-thon, participants can engage in
hands-on activities, collect information and resources from
national and international organizations, network with NSTA
Middle Level and NMSLTA leaders, review recommended middle
level science materials and resources, and more…all in a
single location. All attendees will be entered into our
drawing for a chance to win one of our many door prizes!
Attend this session and discover invaluable resources that
will engage your middle level students in exciting and
inspiring science learning! Project-based Learning in an Alternative Classroom Saturday, April 5
12:30–1:30 PM |
Presenter(s): Jason
Russeau (Bedford High School: Temperance, MI) Students in an
alternative school are a diverse population with varied
needs. Learn about my experiences implementing project-based
science with difficult-to-reach students. |