Presented by Barbara Huth, Teacher, Mooresville Senior High School and National Board Certified Science Teacher
Hosted by Common Sense Education

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Are you searching for quality edtech tools that can be used to demonstrate student mastery of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)? In this recorded webinar, you’ll learn practical classroom applications of five top-rated digital tools: National Geographic Education, Google Earth, PBS Learning Media, KQED Do Now, and Nova Labs. Many of these tools embody the Science and Engineering Practices of NGSS, and all of the tools align with the disciplinary core ideas. Examples shown include:

• Designing robots to clean up the great Pacific Garbage Patch
• Exploring earthquake data to map out plate boundaries
• Solving energy problems in different parts of the United States

Barbara Huth, high school science teacher, National Board Certified Science Teacher, and Graphite Certified Educator & Mentor, spoke about how she’s using these tools, and leave with ideas for your own classroom. Barbara also fielded questions from attendees during this previously live, interactive event. This recorded webinar will benefit middle or high school teachers as well as science coaches that teach earth/environmental science or general science.

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Barbara Huth is in her tenth year of teaching in North Carolina, where she is currently in her fourth year at Mooresville Senior High School, a 1:1 school. Barbara is extremely passionate in finding ways to use technology in the classroom to engage students in solving real world problems. She is a National Board Certified Teacher in AYA Earth & Space Sciences, a Common Sense Graphite Certified Educator and Science Mentor, as well as a College Board Reader for AP Environmental Science. Follow Barbara on Twitter @Huth_Barbara.

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