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Shaping Authentic Practices by Engaging in Modeling of A Topic with Teachers to Explore Research in Science (SHAPE MATTERS) is funded by the NIH Science Education Partnership Award. The program has three objectives.
AG SEED-LINGS is a science-focused professional development program specifically designed for teachers in grades K-5. This program is a collaboration between Penn State's Center for Science and the Schools (CSATS) and the Center for Pollinator Research (CPR).
A 2-day teacher professional development workshop for middle school science teachers that focuses on how AI systems are designed and can be used to provide feedback to students about their understanding of science concepts using their writing.
Workshop for Teacher Educators to learn how to teach engineering in elementary settings
Ultrasound technology is frequently used in medicine as an imaging tool to research conditions of the human body, diagnose disease, and to monitor certain conditions. Ultrasound technology is frequently used in medicine as an imaging tool to research conditions of the human body, diagnose disease, and to monitor certain conditions.
Teachers will learn how scientists and engineers design systems and solve problems related to generating methane from anaerobic digestion.