Planning Strategically for Professional Learning around Science Standards

Planning Strategically for Professional Learning around Science Standards

Planning for Professional Learning around Science Standards: Strategically Building Capacity for Sustained Practice

By AIU Math & Science Collaborative (MSC)

Date and time

September 16 · 8:30am - September 17 · 3:30pm EDT

Location

Allegheny Intermediate Unit

475 Waterfront Dr E Homestead, PA 15120

About this event

  • 1 day 7 hours

Who: A district team of three to six science leaders including at least one administrator

When: September 16-17, 2024

Where: Allegheny Intermediate Unit; 475 E. Waterfront Dr., Homestead, PA 15120

Price: $1200 per district team of three to six participants

Food: Lunch will be provided!

Tech: Please bring a laptop or tablet

What:

  • This two-day professional learning opportunity is for District and/or LEA teams.
  • Teams of three to six science leaders are invited to attend this professional learning opportunity aimed at planning for science professional learning in your district to support shifts towards phenomenon-based, three-dimensional science teaching and learning.
  • Teams will leverage their collective previous immersive experiences in phenomenon-based, three-dimensional science to design a professional learning plan specific to the needs of teachers in their district.
  • T eams must include at least one administrator. Remaining team members should be either explicit or implicit science education leaders.

Important Prerequisites:

  1. At least one administrator on your team needs to have attended the Administrator-focused Science Professional Learning offered at the AIU.
  2. All other team members need to have previously attended either: Digging into phenomenon-based, three-dimensional science learning OR one of the three-day Science Institutes for K-12 Educators (e.g., K-2 STEM, Grades 3-5 Science, Life Sciences for Secondary Teachers, Physical Sciences for Secondary Educators) OR Framework Book Study.

Please adhere to these prerequisite requirements for attendance.

Organized by

The Math & Science Collaborative is a program of the Allegheny Intermediate Unit that focuses on STEM education. The MSC brings innovative and effective approaches in curriculum and instruction to the region, preparing educators to support all students for work and career in the 21st century.

The Math & Science Collaborative reaches out to more than 135 public and non-public schools/districts in Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Lawrence, Mercer, Washington, and Westmoreland counties.

To learn more about the AIU MSC, visit our website