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Friday, June 23
 

10:15am MDT

Green Jobs: Exploring Forest Careers with Middle and High School Students
Limited Capacity seats available

Green jobs represent one of the fastest growing and changing segments of the global economy. Moreover, today’s youth are seeking rewarding careers that help us move toward more sustainable lifestyles and greener economies. Join this session to gain access to easy to use, NGSS aligned lessons that empower students to explore a variety of sustainable career options. Expand your teaching toolkit with flexible, hands-on lesson plans that foster STEM Skills and Career Connections

Speakers
avatar for Danielle Ardrey

Danielle Ardrey

Conservation and Youth Education Specialist, Colorado State Forest Service
Colorado Project Learning Tree provides trainings and resources for educators in Colorado to engage youth in learning about the environment through the lens of trees and forests.



Friday June 23, 2023 10:15am - 11:15am MDT
OSC- Trailridge (Rm 002)

12:45pm MDT

Building Equitable Classroom Cultures in Science Using OpenSciEd
Limited Capacity seats available

OpenSciEd is a free, fully developed curriculum aligned to Colorado Academic Standards in science for grades 6-12. The materials help all students become excited and curious about the world around them and confident in their ability to shape it thro5ugh questioning, investigating, and solving problems together. This workshop will provide an overview of the OpenSciEd program in middle and high school and information about how to access materials and professional learning resources. In addition, the workshop will highlight routines that can help build equitable classroom cultures.

Speakers
avatar for Bill Penuel

Bill Penuel

In higher education, University of Colorado Boulder
William R. Penuel is a professor of learning sciences and human development in the Institute of Cognitive Science in the School of Education at the University of Colorado Boulder. His current research examines conditions needed to implement rigorous, responsive, and equitable teaching... Read More →


Friday June 23, 2023 12:45pm - 1:45pm MDT
OSC- Blue Spruce (205)

2:00pm MDT

Evidence-Based Tools to Guide the Science Curriculum Adoption Process
Limited Capacity seats available

Participants will be introduced to evidence-based evaluation tools for guiding the science curriculum adoption process. These tools include the NGSS Lesson Screener, EQuIP rubric, and the TIME tool. Participants will have the chance to authentically engage in this process using a sample from an open educational resource. Then, participants will unpack their experience in a sense-making discussion.

Speakers
avatar for Samantha Agoos

Samantha Agoos

Science Content Specialist, Colorado Department of Education



Friday June 23, 2023 2:00pm - 3:00pm MDT
OSC 130 B
 


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