Dr. Wilkin will also be presenting a program at the Convention.
Robots, Radars, Satellites, Trawlers, Computers, Calculus and Turtles: The Future of Coastal Ocean Environmental Forecasting Global change is impacting how the coastal ocean serves our needs for food, transportation, energy, and health. Come see some of the exciting new technologies and computer methods that are enhancing our ability to predict this change. Session 141A | Wednesday 1:00-2:00 | Bainbridge Eric J. Pyle, NSTA President | NJSC 2021 Invited Presenter | How About a Field Trip...to Mars!10/13/2021
Dr. Gutsch will also be presenting a program at the Convention.
Science Goes to the Movies: Exploring Themes and Techniques for a Variety of Curricula Science fiction movies provide a great “hook” for teaching science and the socio-political matrices in which they are created. We'll explore themes as well as the science and art behind Hollywood special effects. Session 123 | Wednesday 10:00-11:30 | in Carnahan
Dr. Jeff Goldstein Director for the National Center for Earth and Space Science Education Human Exploration: It’s Not a Book of Knowledge...It's a Journey Every parent remembers that magical time when our children first began to speak, that moment marking the beginning of an unending stream of questions. In our children we can see our humanity—our innate curiosity—and recognize the obvious…that we are born to explore! Science and more generally STEM, in all its seeming complexity, is nothing but a means to organize curiosity. A way to empower one’s self to ask the gift of a question, and to hone the art that allows navigation through the noise of the universe around us in quest of an answer. It is an emotional, joyful, and wondrous journey that hopefully allows the traveler to pull back the veil of nature just a little, see how she operates, and celebrate the accomplishment. STEM education is no different. It is the means by which we immerse our children in the act of journey by letting them do science, and acknowledging it is their journey. As teachers, our sweet reward is seeing the joys of learning wash over them. And as teachers, we are charged with nothing less than patiently and gently launching the explorations of an entire generation. What you don’t know is a gift…because you can ask a question and start a journey. Dr. Goldstein’s website: http://doctorjeff.org/bio/  Jeff Goldstein hosting the SSEP Conference at the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum July 1-2, 2019. He is standing under Space Shuttle Discovery, which placed the Hubble Space Telescope in Low Earth Orbit in 1990, and conducted two servicing missions to the telescope in 1997 and 1999. Dr. Goldstein is also a certified Zumba instructor. During this time of social distancing he is offering live streaming Zumba classes. Click on this link http://doctorjeff.org/zumba-cardio-dance/zumba-classes-live-streamed/ for a lively dance class on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Class times are on the website. Email him to get on his email list.
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