The New Jersey Science Convention is scheduled for October 19 & 20, 2021 at the Princeton Marriott at Forrestal. The NJSC Steering Committee has collaborated with the Marriott to plan a safe and in person convention for October 2021. Be assured that all state and national guidelines will be employed in order to ensure the safety of our attendees and exhibitors.
This year the convention has selected Climate Change: Its Impact on Human Society and Climate Change: Impacts in New Jersey as our main area of focus. More than 100 programs have been scheduled and also include K-5 Lessons Aligned to NGSS/NJSLS-S, Constructing Assessment Tasks, and Equity and Access to Science Education/Evidence Based Strategies for Removing Barriers to Learning for All as well as other current topic areas.
In alignment with our convention focus, the Steering Committee has decided to replace our traditional convention booklet with an online version. More information will be available as we move towards this goal.
Please do not hesitate to reach out to us at lszobota@njscienceconvention.org with any questions.
This year the convention has selected Climate Change: Its Impact on Human Society and Climate Change: Impacts in New Jersey as our main area of focus. More than 100 programs have been scheduled and also include K-5 Lessons Aligned to NGSS/NJSLS-S, Constructing Assessment Tasks, and Equity and Access to Science Education/Evidence Based Strategies for Removing Barriers to Learning for All as well as other current topic areas.
In alignment with our convention focus, the Steering Committee has decided to replace our traditional convention booklet with an online version. More information will be available as we move towards this goal.
Please do not hesitate to reach out to us at lszobota@njscienceconvention.org with any questions.
The NJSC Co-Chairs Welcome you to NJSC 2021.
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The Convention is co-sponsored by New Jersey Science Teachers Association and New Jersey Science Education Leadership Association |
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The New Jersey Science Convention is the best professional development opportunity in the Mid-Atlantic area for science educators, including teachers, administrators, and student interns.
Thank you to our Sponsors for supporting NJSC 2021
2020 Anton Banko Award
for Excellence in Teaching Elementary Science
This award honors Anton Banko, an engineer who co-invented small incision cataract surgery. The technologies and procedures he pioneered are still used by surgeons today, and represent a true milestone in the evolution of STEM applications. It is in his memory that we celebrate an exceptional elementary teacher from New Jersey who is inspiring the next generation of inventors, scientists, and engineers.
Congratulations to the 2020 Anton Banko Award recipients.
How do I foster the love of science in my students?
Winnner: Lissette May
Kindergarten Teacher/Science Coach, George J. Mitchell Elementary School, Little Egg Harbor, NJ
Kindergarten Teacher/Science Coach, George J. Mitchell Elementary School, Little Egg Harbor, NJ
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Honorable Mention: Deborah Kempin
4th Grade Teacher, Lyncrest School Fair Lawn, NJ |
Honorable Mention: Erin McNaught
2nd Grade Teacher, Barley Sheaf Elementary School Flemington, NJ |
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The Anton Banko Award is made possible through the sponsorship of Knowing Science. |
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Good news, we are working toward an in person New Jersey Science Convention for 2021! The Princeton Marriott at Forrestal Hotel will continue to support attendee safety with their cleanliness program and continue to provide sanitizer stations throughout the conference wing. NJSC will continue to provide updated information on our website and look forward to seeing you in October 2021.
The connections we make with other science teachers, the shared ideas, creates excitement to bring back to your classroom and to excite students about science.
(NJ.com article 10/14/2014)
New Jersey Student Learning Standards - Science
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WestEd: Improving learning, healthy development, and equity in schools and communities
Pamphlet: Keep Teaching Science! Successful Strategies to Adapt K–12 Science Experiences for Distance Learning
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Tuesday 10/18/2022 - Wednesday 10/19/2022
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