Social Science Teachers: Meet Us at #NSTA14
By Lauren Jonas, NSTA Assistant Executive Director
Posted on 2014-02-12
How do you start an #organellewar? Create a virtual Professional Learning Community? Use Facebook with preservice teachers? Flip your classroom? Use YouTube in your science classroom? Five social-savvy science teachers will be gathering at the National Science Teachers Association’s National Conference on Science Education in Boston on Saturday, April 5, for a dynamic, interactive session to answer these questions and more.
Learn how science teachers use social media, both in the classroom and in their own time for professional development. Join us for this dynamic session that will focus on classroom-tested strategies, insight into how to use this powerful networking tool, and a Q&A session. Come ready to share–the presenters hope to learn as much from you as you learn from them!
Who
- Paul Andersen @paulandersen
- Jon Bergmann @jonbergmann
- Brad Graba @mr_graba
- Cheska Lorena @MissCheska
- Christine Royce @caroyce
- Moderator: Lauren Jonas @LaurenE_Jonas
What
Session: The Social Science Teacher
(Open to all attendees registered for the NSTA National Conference on Science Education)
When
Saturday, April 5 12:30–2:30 PM
Where
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, 252A
Hashtags
general conference hashtag #NSTA14
session hashtag #NSTAlive
Questions?
Tweet @nsta or e-mail social@nsta.org
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this blog post are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA).