Overview
By participating in this hands-on workshop, you will
learn how “Unique and Compelling” (U & C) Internet-based
curriculum resources can be integrated into the K-12 science
and mathematics curriculum to enhance student learning and
increase student achievement. Focusing on the use of real-time
data and global telecollaborative projects, these curriculum
materials engage students in authentic science investigations
in which they perform experiments; collect, record and analyze
real data; make predictions; and, in effect, become real
scientists. Participants will explore projects and resources
for a variety of grade levels for science and mathematics that
have been recognized by the Eisenhower National Clearinghouse,
AAAS, NSTA, and others. As a result of this workshop, you will
be able to:
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Identify the differences between a traditional, an
innovative, and a U&C educational resource.
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Discuss how U & C educational resources promote better
problem-solving and critical-thinking skills.
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Discuss how U & C educational resources can enhance student
learning and positively impact students.
Introduction
Introduction to Unique and
Compelling Internet Applications
Real-Time Data Adventures on the Internet
- "Internet-Enhanced" Ship Problem:
- Explore Real-Time Data:
From Theory to Practice: The Musical
Plates Project
Lunch Explorations:
Solutions for the Tech Deficient
Classroom
The Global Classroom - Using the Internet
as a Communication Tool
- "Internet-Enhanced" Genetics Example
- Explore a Telecollaborative Projects:
- Search Collaborative Projects
Ask an Expert , Student Publishing, & Primary Sources
- Ask an Expert example:
- Search Ask An Expert Sites
- Publish Student Work
- Final Report from Genetic Project:
- Final Reports from the Stowaway Adventure:
- Student Projects and Research
- Access Primary Sources
The Savvy Cyber
Teacher® Professional Development program The Savvy Cyber Teacher® is a thirty-hour teacher
professional development program aimed at helping teachers
utilize unique and compelling Internet-based resources to
improve student learning in science, mathematics and other
disciplines.
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