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Saturday, February 1
 

10:00am CST

Teaching Digital Learners
A look into the digital classroom: how to meet students in their world of technology. See an effective way of using the language of today’s student that has been shown to effectively work in the classroom. We look at the various paradigms of education and show you how this hybrid methodology works to increase students participation, engagement and a better, overall understanding of the content. See how the use of a Learning Management System, combined with how students of the digital era process information, can provide maximum gains in classroom instruction.


Saturday February 1, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am CST
809

11:15am CST

New free resources for high school science
The Science Teacher Access to Resources at Southwestern (STARS) Program is the outreach office of UT Southwestern Medical Center. We offer activities and resources at no charge for teachers and students, which will be described and demonstrated in this session. They include new summer workshops in Biology, Chemistry and Physics (focusing on laboratory exercises) as well as a monthly Basic Science Symposium series, small teacher in-services, summer research opportunities for middle- and high-school teachers and HS rising seniors, tours, a Career Exploring Post, and much more. We have Science Suitcases for the biology classroom and tons of on-line resources. Come hear what we can offer you, all at no charge!

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KC

Kristie Conner

STARS Program Education Coordinator, UT Southwestern Medical Center
avatar for Joel Goodman

Joel Goodman

Professor of Pharmacology, Director of STARS, UT Southwestern Medical Center
I direct a research program at UT Southwestern in cell biology. My research interest is organelles, and I'm currently studying the formation of lipid droplets, the organelles that store fat. I teach pharmacology in medical school, specifically antibiotics and chemotherapy. I also... Read More →

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Saturday February 1, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm CST
809

1:30pm CST

Conclusion Based on Data:How to Create and Use as Assessment
Using CBD (Conclusion Based on Data) or CER (Claim Evidence Reasoning) is one way to help students explain what happens after conducting a LAB investigation. Writing a CBD is a skill that students need to learn because it involves critical thinking and helps them organize their thoughts. For the teacher, CBDs can be one way to identify some misconceptions of students regarding a particular concept or scientific phenomenon. A CBD may be used as a formative or summative assessment and should be evaluated based on a rubric.

Speakers
avatar for Julia Glowacki

Julia Glowacki

Secondary Science Teacher, Irving Independent School District
Currently,  a chemistry, physics, and integrated physics & chemistry teacher at Irving High School.  Previously, GT biology and 6th-7th GT science teacher at Travis Middle School.  A strong advocate of a constructivism-based teaching through collaborative exploration, discovery... Read More →

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Saturday February 1, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm CST
809

2:45pm CST

Productive Group Work
For teachers new to the profession or teachers struggling with how to construct productive group work. Learn effective ways to group students, how to keep all members on-task and productive ways to assess learning within a collaborative environment.

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Saturday February 1, 2014 2:45pm - 3:45pm CST
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