In the dynamic world of science education, collaboration is the key. As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of teaching and scientific advancements, the importance of science teachers coming together cannot be overstated.
Collaborative learning among science educators offers a unique opportunity to share best practices, exchange ideas, and collectively address the challenges we face in the classroom. By leveraging the collective expertise of our peers, we not only enhance our own teaching practices but contribute to the overall improvement of science education.
Excitingly, science teachers have upcoming opportunities to connect and collaborate with their colleagues from across the state. These events provide a platform for networking, idea exchange, and professional learning. By participating, educators expand their professional network and gain insights that can elevate their teaching to new heights.
Iowa Science Learning Community: This year’s four sessions will focus on student engagement in the science classroom. Complete this short Google form to register for these free sessions.
Helping Students Critique and Communicate in Science: In this course, participants will gain a deeper understanding of Science and Engineering Practices; specifically, Engaging in Arguments from Evidence and Obtaining, Evaluating, and Communicating Information and practice using strategies to promote them in their classroom.
Join us in this exciting journey of shared knowledge and continuous improvement. Together, we can make a lasting impact on the future of science education in Iowa.