Preparing to Teach the New K-5 Science Standards
When: March 8, 2012 from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM Where: Darke County Educational Service Center, Greenville, OH 45331
Presenter: Dave Shellhaas
This is definitely a challenging time to prepare for the new science standards. Ohio has revised our science standards and currently there are national standards being developed. To add even more into this crazy equation, assessments will be changing soon as well. So what are schools and teachers to do in this confusing transitional time?
This session will help to answer some of those questions (at least the best we can at this point) by explaining how schools can deal with this possible double transition to two different sets of science standards in the next few years.
Here are some highlights of what will be addressed in the session:
- Overview of Ohio’s revised K-5 science standards and Model Curriculum - Insights into transitions to future science assessments - Information about the Framework for the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) - Comparing the NGSS Framework and Ohio’s revised science standards - Overview of the major focus change for science instruction of the NGSS - Insights into the Framework of the NGSS and the 3 key dimensions - Teaching science practices from the NGSS in current instruction to prepare students for current and future assessments
This session is appropriate for K-5 science teachers. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain some great new insights into the future of science education and how you can prepare now to be sure you and your students can be successful now and in the future!
The cost of this training is $100 per teacher (FREE to Darke County teachers). Schools can send a team of 3 or more for a reduced rate of $90 per team member. Please complete and return the Registration Form and payment by the deadlines on the registration form. Space is limited so please register as soon as possible.
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