Focus on STEM: Instructional Strategies for Science and Math PDF Print E-mail
Written by Tammy Stephens   
Thursday, 08 October 2009 22:09

1 Graduate Credit

Course Dates:

  • April 12 - May 7, 2010
  • June 14- July 9, 2010

Cost:

  • Graduate Credit $372.55
  • Non-Credit $186.28

Course Description: Focus on STEM introduces educators to a new perspective from which to develop their craft.  PODetc students will use online tools to integrate and apply the components of STEM to their curricula.  Course participants will develop a working definition of STEM as it applies to their own teaching.  Students need the opportunity to forge not just social networks, but problem solving networks to collaborate across borders in finding common solutions to global problems. Educators must work toward the goal of preparing tomorrow’s global builders and makers. 

Learning Objectives: This course focus on ISTE’s 2008 NET Teacher Standards, 1) Facilitate and Encourage Student Learning and Creativity, 20 Design and Develop Digital Age Learning Experiences and Assessments, 3) Model Digital Age Work and Learning and ISTE Student Standards, 2) Communication and Collaboration, 4) Critical Thinking, Problem Solving, and Decision Making, and 6) Technology Operations and Concepts. Our schedule is as follows:

Week 1:  What is STEM? (NETS 4, 6)


Week 2:  STEM in the 21st Century (NETS 2, 6)


Week 3:  STEM Student Tools (NETS 4, 6)


Week 4:  Building a STEM Lesson (NETS 2, 4, 6)

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Target Audience: This course is geared towards K-12, technical and community college instructors, administrators, library media specialists, and technology leaders.

Course Prerequisite

Course Instructor: Dr. Victoria Lovejoy

 

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