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Bringing Earth and Space Phenomena into Your Classroom with Digital Media, Grades
6–12
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7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
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Room: 155C, Salt Palace Convention Center
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Join us to explore digital media illustrating Earth and
space phenomena, with support tools and classroom integration tips. Examples for
grades 6–12 will be shared. |
Nancy Gifford, Educator - WGBH Teacher Advisor, Monomoy Regional Middle School
Debbie Morgan, Science Teacher, South Sevier High School
Erik Fleming, Department Chair, Tucson High Magnet School
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Session Topic:
Earth and Space Science
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Session Type:
Hands-On Workshop
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Track:
Navigating Phenomenal Landscapes: Using Phenomena as a Way to Guide Science Instruction
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Worth Your Salt: Student Investigations with Great Salt Lake
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Room: 155C, Salt Palace Convention Center
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The Great Salt Lake is a living laboratory. We will share a three-dimensional science curriculum developed through a collaboration with scientists and district specialists. |
Jaimi Butler, GSLI Director, Westminster College
Megan Black, Science Curriculum Specialist, Granite School District
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Session Topic:
General Science Education
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Session Type:
Hands-On Workshop
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Track:
Navigating Phenomenal Landscapes: Using Phenomena as a Way to Guide Science Instruction
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Available Handouts :
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Featured Presentation: Teaching Science Is
Phenomenal!
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Room: 155E, Salt Palace Convention Center
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science phenomena to pique students’ curiosity and sense of wonder is an important
part of being an effective science teacher. Engaging students in making sense of phenomena is a
powerful way to support students in becoming curious about the world. Curiosity
can lead to increased student interest in science, development of students’ identity with
science, and science careers. This session will focus on how teachers
can use science phenomena to engage students in three-dimensional science
performances for learning science. |
Brett Moulding, Director, Partnership for Effective Science Teaching and Learning
Jen Gutierrez, K-12 STEM Specialist, IntegratedSTEMk12, LLC
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Session Topic:
General Science Education
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Session Type:
Featured Speaker
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Track:
Navigating Phenomenal Landscapes: Using Phenomena as a Way to Guide Science Instruction
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The Great Planetary Divide: Making Sense of the Frost
Line as a Model for Student-Driven Phenomenon-Focused
Instruction
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11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
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Room: 155C, Salt Palace Convention Center
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Explore the astronomical boundary bisecting terrestrial
and jovian planets while leveraging curiosity in natural phenomena as a means to
drive instruction and deepen students’ understanding. |
Victoria Russell, Graduate Student, The University of Utah
Candace Penrod, Science Supervisor, Salt Lake City School District
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Session Topic:
Earth and Space Science
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Session Type:
Hands-On Workshop
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Track:
Navigating Phenomenal Landscapes: Using Phenomena as a Way to Guide Science Instruction
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Bringing Earth and Space Phenomena into Your Classroom with Digital Media, Grades
K–5
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Room: 155C, Salt Palace Convention Center
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Join us to explore digital media illustrating Earth and space phenomena, with
support tools and classroom integration tips. Examples for grades K–5 will be
shared. |
Nancy Gifford, Educator - WGBH Teacher Advisor, Monomoy Regional Middle School
Rachel Connolly, PBS LearningMedia/WGBH
Anny Vanegas, Teacher, Columbus Elementary School
Kerry Zagarella, Kindergarten Teacher, Winthrop Elementary School
Shawn Stevens, WGBH Education
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Session Topic:
Earth and Space Science
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Session Type:
Hands-On Workshop
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Track:
Navigating Phenomenal Landscapes: Using Phenomena as a Way to Guide Science Instruction
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Available Handouts :
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