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Thursday 10:30-11:45
Title: Remediate Learning Loss in Science and Mathematics with NJCTL
Description: NJCTL’s free resources can help all students emerge strong from the pandemic in mathematics and science. Learn how resources for both small and whole group settings can remediate learning loss.
Presenter: Ian Fallstich
Thursday 12:15-1:30
Title: Building Success in Middle School Science and Beyond
Description: Discover new ways to build student competencies in middle school science that will prepare for high school. NJCTL has free materials including presentations, videos, and assessments at www.njctl.org
Presenters: Melissa Axelsson and Charisse Miglis
Thursday 2:00-3:15
Title: Increase Enrollment and/or Outcomes in AP Science, Calculus, Computer Science
Description: The website www.njctl.org provides free College Board approved AP resources. Discover how to effectively use them. Learn about online teacher courses designed for teaching AP Science courses.
Presenters: Bob Goodman and Ian Fallstich
Tech Showcase - Thursday 2-2:50
Title: Resources for STEM Student Engagement Whether You’re Remote or Face-to-Face
Description: PSI®-PMI® are technology-rich, web-based curricula that integrate presentations, OER, formative and summative assessments. Learn how to integrate NJCTL materials into resources such as Pear Deck, Google Forms, OneNote and Jamboard.
Presenter: Audra Crist
Friday 10:30-11:45
Title: Seamlessly Integrate Technology into any K-12 Mathematics Classroom
Description: NJCTL’s free digital materials seamlessly integrate technology, virtual labs, and assessment into its Progressive Mathematics Initiative® (PMI®) for K-12 mathematics. All resources are available for free use: www.njctl.org.
Presenters: Audra Crist and Melissa Axelsson
Friday 12:15-1:30
Title: Helping Children Emerge Strong for Both Parents and Teachers
Description: NJCTL’s free resources can help all students emerge strong from the pandemic in mathematics and science. Materials will help parents as well as give teachers resources to share with parents.
Presenter: Susan Olszewski
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