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Middle School HER Hack Join middle school girls from across central Ohio as they gather for the first annual MS HER Hack. Work with small a team. Brainstorm ideas. Create a company. Design your logo and branding. Code your MVP in Python. Eat free food. Compete for glory. Fun prizes! Register at: https://form.jotform.com/240576087235157
How can we make sustainable plastics from plants? Engage your students in the science of polymers, environmental systems, and engineering by leading them in producing bioproducts. Teachers of chemistry, biology, environmental science, and/or engineering: register for our Bioproducts in the Classroom workshop! Sign up to: Make plant-based plastics Test tensile strength & durability of bioplastics […]
Delivery robots! Electric vehicles! Are your students talking about these new transportation technologies? Join us for this FREE webinar to earn CEUs and learn how your students can explore advanced […]
Computer Science has transformed the current workforce. It is a foundational skill all students need. Join the webinar to learn concrete, actionable strategies to add Computer Science and Computational Thinking to your 6-12th grade curriculum. Who:Â 6-12th grade educators or leaders including superintendents, principals, instructional coaches and lead teachers Overview: In this one hour webinar, Ohio […]
The Ohio STEM Learning Network will offer an in-depth question and answer session on the Ohio STEM and STEAM Designation Rubric, designation process, and available technical supports. Register at:Â https://www.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItce2qrj8tGbEFLYjncOAE5zrtYfc33zI#/registration
Teaching computer science in early grades develops critical computational thinking skills in young learners. This professional development session will focus on methods to integrate computer science standards into core subjects and cultivating early computational skills in K-8 students.
