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NESTA and CLEAN 2: How to Teach with Climate Data and
Tools
Experience tools and data sources that help learners
connect climate science content to local and global phenomena.
Note: Attendees will need the ability to stay
in the virtual session while exploring new tools online simultaneously, so
split-screens or multiple monitors would be helpful but are not required.
Presenters will not have the ability to correct internet issues or the inability
of attendees to access resources presented that might arise due to time
limitation. So please keep in mind firewalls and administrative privileges
before the session.
Takeaways: Participants will: 1. walk away with peer- and science-reviewed resources they can immediately integrate into their teaching; 2. walk away with strategies for engaging students in collaborative explorations of climate data; and 3. experience materials as learners that help make thinking visible.
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ASTE-Sponsored Session: Balancing Act: Bridging Content
Pedagogy with Equity Issues in Methods Courses
This session will bring together science teacher
educators to share strategies and resources to support the professional
development of preservice middle and high school teachers.
During this workshop, participants will discuss and share ideas, syllabi,
digital tools, or lessons about how to teach secondary science teacher
preparation methods classes.
This session is for college faculty who prepare teachers or mentor secondary
science teachers who work with preservice teachers in clinical
experiences.
Takeaways: 1. Perspectives on balancing science content, pedagogical content knowledge, and methods in courses for preservice science teachers; 2. Strategies for addressing issues of social justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion in preservice science education courses; and 3. Ideas for adapting these content and practices for face-to-face, hybrid, and online delivery in courses.
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