NEGA continues . . . via Zoom
After our great face to face sessions last month in Urgench and Samarqand, Uzbekistan our big wondering was whether we could maintain the...
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STEM educator, STEM resources, Science Technology Engineering and mathematics
How can we grow and
inspire our future
scientists and engineers?
Click below to learn about working with STEM4Learning
STEM4LEARNING TEACHER RESOURCES
Our current US State Department Project - NEGA: Nurturing Engagement and Growth for All, is designed to help English Teachers in Uzbekistan implement new strategies to increase their students’ speaking, listening and reading skills. These resource collections are things that we have used in our face to face and virtual workshops, selected as examples of various pedagogical strategies that teachers can modify and expand upon in their own classrooms.
All that we do...
Makerspace Ideas
My current teaching role is working with 3rd - 8th graders in the Creation Studio at Williston Central School in Vermont. Click here to see a growing collection of what students do in our time together.
ABOUT S4L
STEM4Learning is my way to pay it forward, creating hands-on teacher training growing from 35 years of teaching science, Russian and design tech in Alaska and Vermont. Currently, the focus is supporting STEM and English teachers in Uzbekistan - and I’m always looking for unique opportunities to work with enthusiastic teachers.
NEGA
In case you are wondering - Nega is Uzbek for Why? - and the theme of the project is being able to legitimately answer that perennial student question "why are we doing this?" with an answer grounded in pedagogical research.
PAST PROJECTS
Looking for some inspiration of how to go beyond your basic classroom and add some excitement to your life as a teacher. That has been a theme of my 35 years as a public school teacher - here are just a few of doors that have been opened and allowed me to expand my world and impact students across the globe.
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TRAINING Offered by STEM4Learning
Edison Robotics
Learn how to integrate Scratch coding into your lessons - bringing math, science and even art to life in any K-12 classroom using the robust Edison coding languages and structured lessons.
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