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MySci program sees massive growth
Twelve years after its launch, the innovative MySci curriculum program developed by Washington University’s Institute for School Partnership (ISP) is seeing incredible growth, doubling in size two years in a row.
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Student-created design part of new ISP effort
Makerspace kits designed by seventh-graders at Grand Center Arts Academy being used in new ISP initiative called mySci Do.
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Developing STEM-capable teachers
Led by educators from the Institute for School Partnership, STEM TQ has taught hundreds of elementary and middle school teachers how to integrate STEM into all subjects and connect STEM curriculum to the real world.
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Igniting student creativity
The Institute for School Partnership has partnered with the Josh Seidel Memorial Foundation to fund the creation of mobile makerspace kits to be used in classrooms in the University City School District.
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A network of peers
Coordinated by the Institute for School Partnership, the master of science degree for educators is nurturing a nationwide network of biology teachers.
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
MySci program sees massive growth; doubles in size 2 years in a row
Twelve years after its launch, the innovative MySci curriculum program developed by Washington University’s Institute for School Partnership (ISP) and local teacher leaders is seeing incredible growth, doubling in size …Read more.
Safely observe solar eclipse with young children
St. Louis and the surrounding area is abuzz with excitement about the upcoming total solar eclipse, as well it should be. This very unique experience is not to be missed, …Read more.
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