Presented by Rebecca Abbott, Professional Learning Lead, University of California Berkeley’s Lawrence Hall of Science
Science
Using Multimedia to Enhance Science Teaching and Strengthen Understanding
Presented by Dr. Michael Heithaus, Dean of the College of Arts, Sciences & Education, Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, Florida International University, and Co-Author of HMH Into Science®
Moderated by Whitney Yaple, Director of K-12 Science Product Marketing, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Integrating English Language Arts into Elementary Science Instruction
Presented by Marjorie Frank, HMH Into Science Co-Author, ELD Specialist, and Adjunct Faculty of Hunter, Manhattan, and Brooklyn Colleges
Moderated by Whitney Yaple, Director of K-12 Science Product Marketing, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Establishing a Culture of Figuring Out in Your Next Generation Science Classroom
Presented by Rebecca Abbott, Professional Learning Lead, University of California Berkeley’s Lawrence Hall of Science
Addressing Essential Literacy Skills Through Science
Presented by Rebecca Abbott, Professional Learning Lead, University of California Berkeley’s Lawrence Hall of Science
Bring the World of Research into Your Classroom
Presented by Sarah McAnulty, Ph.D., Executive Director, Skype a Scientist
Aligning Hands-On Science Instruction to Multi-Dimensional Standards and Diverse Backgrounds
Presented by Mike Marvel, Ph.D., Manager of Product Development, Flinn Scientific
Embedded and Immersive Engineering
Presented by Leslie Stenger, Professional Learning Associate, University of California, Berkeley’s Lawrence Hall of Science
Culture and Constellations: Fun Ways the Stars Bring History and Social Studies to Life
Presented by Karrie Berglund, Director of Education, Digitalis Education Solutions, Inc.; and Kyle Doane, Education Specialist, Digitalis Education Solutions, Inc.
Moderated by Jim McVety, Managing Partner, First Step Advisors
Looking Past COVID: Science Education Post Pandemic
Science education during COVID has challenged the best of teachers. But even during the crisis, they dug in, designing creative digital learning experiences, using technology for enhanced remote engagement and leveraging local phenomena and investigations for students and their families to do at home.