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ASTA is excited to bring Next Generation Science Exemplar Program (NGSX) to Arizona. NGSX promotes the use of high leverage tools, tasks, and resources carefully and specifically designed to deepen an understanding...
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Let's solve some Leetcode problems as a group. We will discuss some methods and tips that can help you get to the right answers faster. Work on your algorithms and pick up tips and tricks from your fellow devs. Or just hang out and meet some nice people. Bring a laptop if you can and...
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ASTA is excited to bring Next Generation Science Exemplar Program (NGSX) to Arizona. NGSX promotes the use of high leverage tools, tasks, and resources carefully and specifically designed to deepen an understanding of classroom strategies needed to support student three-dimensional science learning. It is NOT a curriculum. It IS the tools and instructional shifts needed for 3-dimensional instruction no matter what...
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Fraction Multiplication and Division understandings are uncovered through mathematically rich tools and discussions. Join us and you will build, draw, and discuss fraction multiplication and division. We will use representations to build a deeper understanding of fraction multiplication and division. Bring your playful inquisitive minds, but leave "flip and multiply" at home! Presenters: Carrie... |
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In partnership with Code.org, Arizona educators have the opportunity to take the first steps in bringing computer science to their schools. Check out our upcoming CS workshops for educators. What can you expect from a Code.org Workshop? Engaging workshop experiences Teaching and learning in context A collaborative, participant-centric approach One cohesive set of resources The...
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The key to helping students understand and successfully solve word problems is to help them visualize and make sense of the problem. They need to be able to decide the overall “structure” and determine the relationships involved in any given problem. Participants will learn how to help students closely read the word problem, represent their...
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For Educators Teaching Grades K-12 Using Edison robots allows educators to introduce their students to a wide range of important topics and skills. From developing a familiarity with computational thinking and fundamental computer science concepts to enabling the meaningful use of technology in project-based learning (PBL), Edison robots are a great tool to add to...
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You are invited to a Zoom meeting. Topic: What K-5 Science Educators Need to Know About Performance Tasks & the AzSCI State Assessment Time: Feb 13, 2024 04:30 PM Arizona Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0rcOigqD0qGtR77WoTVKsWCwPNKzsAmgkC After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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Have you set up Centers/Work Stations with your students, and now you want to dig deep into your intensification and enrichment time with your small groups? Do you want to discover how to choose your small groups, how to structure their experience, and how to get the most out of the time you have? We...
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How can we connect contexts, tables, graphs, equations, and descriptions to help students develop a comprehensive understanding of mathematical relationships? What is a function and why do we learn about them? What is important for middle school students to understand as they prepare for high school mathematics? What are the advantages and challenges to moving students...
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Why are proofs difficult for student in Geometry? How can we help students develop an understanding of theorems, postulates, and definitions in terms of inputs and outputs. Come and explore a concrete-representational tool for developing proofs in Geometry that supports emerging multilingual students and students that struggle with formal proofs. We will explore this through... |
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For Grades 3-5 Educators, Open to All Explore the economics behind space exploration. We'll discuss the history and impact of NASA on American industry. Current Grades 3-5 classroom teachers will receive a complimentary copy of Hello, Opportunity: The Story of Our Friend on Mars. Instructor: Angie Battle, Program Manager of the Georgia Council on Economic Education REGISTER |
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Learn how to use summary tables to structure whole class conversations and help students organize and revise their ideas throughout your instructional sequence. The opportunity for students to compare and contrast their ideas in public conversations is crucial to the learning process in science. We will discuss strategies to help students collectively identify where they...
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For Grades 3-5 Educators, Open to All U.S. history and economics are brought together in this high-energy program. Access hands-on STEAM activities that will help you equip your students with an understanding of the economic implications of this critical time in our nation’s history. Current Grades 3-5 classroom teachers will receive a complimentary copy of Dandelions by... |
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Let's solve some Leetcode problems as a group. We will discuss some methods and tips that can help you get to the right answers faster. Work on your algorithms and pick up tips and tricks from your fellow devs. Or just hang out and meet some nice people. Bring a laptop if you can and...
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