Simulations have long been in the instructional tool box of the science educator. With the rise of online and hybrid offerings, simulations of the real world play an increasingly important role for science students all around the globe. You will not want to miss this keynote panel hosted by highly accomplished teachers with a wide variety of experiences. The guided discussion will focus on how simulations are implemented in the classroom to maximize their instructional impact and drive inquiry.

SPEAKERS:
Scott Buhr (Hillcrest High School: Simpsonville, SC), LaShundra Young (Germantown High School: Madison, MS), Kathleen Scalise (University of Oregon: Eugene, OR), Vaughn Vick (Christ Church Episcopal School: Greenville, SC)