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‘Eye-opening’ STEM workshop
A recent STEM Leadership Series workshop drew nearly 100 educators from 29 area school districts. The next workshop is October 26.
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Bridging gaps between research and practice
Design-Based Implementation Research is an emerging model for transforming the relationship of research and practice. Professor William Penuel will be at Washington University on Thursday, October 13 to discuss DBIR.
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Helping elementary teachers teach STEM
The best way to develop STEM-capable students is to develop STEM-capable teachers. The Monsanto Fund has awarded the Institute for School Partnership a $200,000 grant to help teachers integrate STEM into their curriculum.
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ISP welcomes three new members
The Institute for School Partnership welcomes three new members to its team. Lauren Ashman and Melanie Turnage are K-8 science curriculum coordinators. Myra Lopez is the new ISP communications manager.
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Closing the STEM skills gap in St. Louis
Led by educators from the Institute for School Partnership, STEM TQ has taught hundreds of elementary and middle school teachers how to “stemitize” their lessons.
Through ISP, local schools are connected with a world-class research university, teachers are inspired with new knowledge, and teachers and students are empowered with the best resources.
Latest ISP News
‘Eye-opening’ STEM Leadership workshop
Admittedly spending most of his time in his “little world of the classroom” means Marvin Kopf doesn’t have a lot of time to be up on the newest STEM (science, …Read more.
Monsanto Fund awards $200,000 grant to Institute for School Partnership
The best way to develop STEM-capable students is to develop STEM-capable teachers. Instilling awareness of science, technology, engineering and math education needs to happen in elementary school – when it …Read more.
Upcoming Events
2016 Gateway Robotics Challenge
7:00 am - 5:30 pm Hazelwood Central High School
MySci Investigation Station – The Morgan School Fall Festival
10:00 am - 1:00 pm The Morgan School
PARC Seminar Series with Rienk van Grondelle
11:00 am - 12:00 pm Washington University, Brauer Hall, Room 12