Join Susan Holveck, Science TOSA for Secondary Science at the Beaverton School District, and distinguished guests as they present sessions that demonstrate the impact that teaching science at the elementary level has on equity, English language proficiency, academic achievement, and college and career readiness.
Session 1: Articulating the "Why": Science in the Elementary Years
Principals and elementary teachers will learn why science instruction is important for students and why it is an equity issue if science is not taught.
Session 2: Taking Stock and Planning for Three-Dimensional Science Teaching and Learning in Elementary Schools
Elementary Teachers and administrators will learn implementation strategies for transforming their schools' culture to be more inclusive of 3D science teaching and learning.
Session 3: The State of Science/STEM/STEAM Education in Oregon
In this networking session, participants will learn about various science, STEM, and STEAM projects that have been made possible by funding granted by the State of Oregon.
More details can be found in this Flyer.
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