Past Events from September 14, 2023 – October 26, 2023 – Page 3 – OpenSciEd

The calendar below shows the professional learning events hosted by OpenSciEd and our Certified Professional Learning partners.

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Getting to Know Physics Unit 5 – Electromagnetic Radiation Webinar

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Unit author Diego Rojas from BSCS Science Learning will share the unit storyline and features in this free webinar. During this webinar, participants will experience the anchoring phenomenon routine and […]

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PARTNER EVENT: OpenSciEd Middle School PLC

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Are you looking an opportunity to share ideas and questions with other OpenSciEd teachers? Would you like more support for your implementation? Each PLC meeting is focused on Teachers' Questions […]

$150

PARTNER EVENT: High School PLC – Monthly

Are you looking an opportunity to share ideas and questions with other OpenSciEd teachers? Would you like more support for your implementation? Each HS PLC meeting is course specific and is focused on Teachers' Questions and Answers and includes discussions of a different OpenSciEd practice. Cost-effective high-quality PL centered on teachers' successes and challenges implementing […]

$150

#NSTA23 – What is OpenSciEd HS? What Are the Premises of Our Instructional Model?

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Join us to see how OpenSciEd’s materials can help build science learning experiences anchored in compelling phenomena and in important community and global problems. OpenSciEd high school uses a storyline approach that emphasizes coherence from the student perspective. Participants will explore the curricular routines, discourse strategies, and comprehensive assessment systems that support equitable participation. TAKEAWAYS: […]

#NSTA23 – Selection Pressures and Urban Spaces: A Storyline Approach in OpenSciEd Biology

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This unit helps students develop an understanding of the elements of evolution by natural selection and learn to apply that understanding to protect populations endangered by urbanization. Students learn through modeling, reading, and discussing adaptations of published scientific studies of nonhuman populations impacted by urbanization. They develop criteria for designing urban systems that protect populations […]