January 14, 2020
Second Kansas Cohort for STEM Learning
Take advantage of this free Professional Development opportunity in partnership with ACRES (Afterschool Coaching for Reflective Educators in STEM) a project of the MMSA (Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance).
Participants will take a seat at the "virtual table" and learn with other Kansas 4-H agents, program assistants and program managers over three Zoom sessions. You will work collaboratively in real time, in highly interactive and engaging sessions. Each session will be held from 9:00am-11:00am CST.
Session 1 (Feb. 20) will help you learn and practice the art of Asking Purposeful Questions when facilitating STEM activities.
After session 1 you will record yourself (2-3 minutes) with a phone or tablet practicing the skill with a youth.
In sessions 2 and 3 (March 19 and April 16) you will rejoin the group and reflect on practice, receive feedback and engage in peer coaching for the targeted skill captured in your video clip.
This is a great opportunity to gain exposure to the research surrounding STEM education, access new strategies for interacting with youth, broaden the use of technology and build relationships with your peers across the state.
Registration is due February 5, 2020
Go to this link: https://tinyurl.com/registeracres
Enter: KS02PQ
This is a free professional development opportunity due to the Noyce Foundation, National Science Foundation and Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance.
If you have further questions or concerns please contact Anissa Jepsen at ajepsen@ksu.edu