Shahla Farzan, a reporter with St. Louis Public Radio, will deliver a seminar called “Communicating Your Science.”
TOPICS Tuesday October 30: STEM in the Elementary Classroom Tuesday November 13: STEM in the Middle School Classroom Thursday December 13: Best Practices in High Quality Classrooms Wednesday January 23: STEM in Art, PE/Health, Music, Drama Tuesday February 12: Technology Integration WHO Open to school and district administrators, principals, coordinators, coaches, teachers and leaders, and individuals […]
The Blue Skies Discussion Group gets together to discuss topics centered on energy, the environment, climate science, and all related subjects. All are welcome. Questions? Contact Washington University Chemistry Professor Sophia Hayes at (hayes@wustl.edu).
FREE and OPEN to ALL. Middle and high school students welcome and encouraged to attend. Space is limited. Registration required. Register HERE! Featured Speaker: Paul J. Bracher, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, College of Arts & Sciences, Saint Louis University There is strong evidence to suggest life developed within the first half billion years […]
SciFest 2018 closes with a celebration of health and the human body. Join in free health screenings, learn about the complexity of the human body, and find out how you could be a doctor one day! Free and open to the public.
TOPICS Tuesday November 13: STEM in the Middle School Classroom Thursday December 13: Best Practices in High Quality Classrooms Wednesday January 23: STEM in Art, PE/Health, Music, Drama Tuesday February 12: Technology Integration WHO Open to school and district administrators, principals, coordinators, coaches, teachers and leaders, and individuals and/or teams, interested in bringing a stronger STEM […]
Take an exciting literary adventure through the world of evolution! Network with fellow teachers! Gain new content knowledge for your classroom! In an effort to support the teaching of evolution in K-12 schools, the ISP hosts a monthly book club for St. Louis area teachers. It’s open to in-service high school science/biology teachers. The group […]
The Blue Skies Discussion Group gets together to discuss topics centered on energy, the environment, climate science, and all related subjects. All are welcome. Questions? Contact Washington University Chemistry Professor Sophia Hayes at (hayes@wustl.edu).
The School District of University City will hold its annual district-wide STEM EXPO in the Brittany Woods Middle School gymnasium. mySci Ambassadors and K-12 Ambassadors will staff table/lead hands-on STEM activities.
Take an exciting literary adventure through the world of evolution! Network with fellow teachers! Gain new content knowledge for your classroom! In an effort to support the teaching of evolution in K-12 schools, the ISP hosts a monthly book club for St. Louis area teachers. It’s open to in-service high school science/biology teachers. The group […]
TOPICS Thursday December 13: Best Practices in High Quality Classrooms Wednesday January 23: STEM in Art, PE/Health, Music, Drama Tuesday February 12: Technology Integration WHO Open to school and district administrators, principals, coordinators, coaches, teachers and leaders, and individuals and/or teams, interested in bringing a stronger STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) mindset and intention to school […]
TOPICS Wednesday January 23: STEM in Art, PE/Health, Music Drama Tuesday February 12: Technology Integration WHO Open to school and district administrators, principals, coordinators, coaches, teachers and leaders, and individuals and/or teams, interested in bringing a stronger STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) mindset and intention to school and classroom practices. WHERE Sheet Metal Workers Grand […]
TOPIC Tuesday February 12: Technology Integration WHO Open to school and district administrators, principals, coordinators, coaches, teachers and leaders, and individuals and/or teams, interested in bringing a stronger STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) mindset and intention to school and classroom practices. WHERE Sheet Metal Workers Grand Hall, 2319 Chouteau Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63103 8:00 […]
The National Science Teachers Association is holding its 2019 National Conference on Science Education in St. Louis on April 11-14. The conference will begin with concurrent sessions on Thursday, April 11, at 8:00 AM and end on Sunday, April 14, at 12 Noon. Conference Program Strands Three-Dimensional Grand Slam Phenomena: Gateway to Learning Jazzing Up Science with Cross-Curricular Connections Confluence […]