STEM up your Curriculum

Session Format

Presentation Session (45 minutes)

Target Audience

Secondary Education

Abstract for the conference program

This session will focus on helping teachers use phenomena to design problem-based learning opportunities that integrate STEM to increase rigor and relevance in all science content areas. Participants will participate in engaging student-focused activities that allow them to use criticial thinking skills while solving real-world socially-relevant problems as they work in collaborative groups. These activities are standards-based and encourage collaboration across different content areas. Presenters will guide participants through the process of planning a STEM-based unit with their colleagues and community sponsors that increase the depth of learning by breaking down the walls between classrooms. Participants will take home ready-to-go standards-based lessons and challenges that empower students to think outside the box to help them understand "why they need to know this".

Proposal Track

T2: Applied STEM Education

Start Date

3-24-2018 10:00 AM

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Mar 24th, 10:00 AM

STEM up your Curriculum

This session will focus on helping teachers use phenomena to design problem-based learning opportunities that integrate STEM to increase rigor and relevance in all science content areas. Participants will participate in engaging student-focused activities that allow them to use criticial thinking skills while solving real-world socially-relevant problems as they work in collaborative groups. These activities are standards-based and encourage collaboration across different content areas. Presenters will guide participants through the process of planning a STEM-based unit with their colleagues and community sponsors that increase the depth of learning by breaking down the walls between classrooms. Participants will take home ready-to-go standards-based lessons and challenges that empower students to think outside the box to help them understand "why they need to know this".