Category: Invited Presenters

Julia A. Luft, President, National Science Teaching Association | NJSC 2023 Invited Presenter | Strengthening Opportunities For Science Teacher Learning

9/22/2023

Strengthening Opportunities For Science Teacher Learning

Over the years, I have been interested in how newly hired science teachers learn. Drawing upon several studies over the years, I want to share and engage the audience in a discussion about these findings.

Session 059 | Tuesday 2:30-3:30 | Lowrie

Trisha Herminghaus, President, National Science Education Leadership Association | NJSC 2023 Invited Presenter | STEM Teaching Tools: Professional Learning Modules

9/22/2023

STEM Teaching Tools: Professional Learning Modules
Introduction to free professional learning modules available to science educators. Modules include templates for introducing Three-D Learning to Teachers and Administrators, Selecting Phenomena, Argumentation, etc.

Session 144 | Wednesday 12:30-2:00 | Wilson

Michael Heinz, NJDOE | NJSC 2023 Invited Presenter | OpenSciEd and the NJSLA-Science

9/22/2023

OpenSciEd and the NJSLA-Science

Instructional materials matter. We will dig into OpenSciEd, the NJDOE's model curriculum, and identify its potential to alleviate burdens on teachers and meet the needs of all students.

Session 026 | Tuesday 10:30-11:30 | Bainbridge

Robert Cohen, President, Pennsylvania Science Teachers Association | NJSC 2023 Invited Presenter | Number Sense as a Prerequisite for Success in Quantitative Science Classes

9/22/2023

Number Sense as a Prerequisite for Success in Quantitative Science Classes

Surprisingly, success in my physics class is predicted by number sense more than anything else. I’ll discuss how I know, why number sense is important, implications for 7-16 science ed, and possible solutions.

Session 015 | Tuesday 10:00-11:00 | Fitzgerald

Dale A. Rosselet, NJSC 2023 Banquet Speaker

3/6/2023

Dale A. Rosselet, Vice President for Education at New Jersey Audubon Education Department

A Jersey Girl’s Passion for Nature and STEM: Using Birds as a Springboard for Learning

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Page Keeley, NSELA President | NJSC 2022 Invited Presenter | ALL Students' Ideas Matter!

9/19/2022

ALL Students' Ideas Matter!

All students come to the classroom with ideas about concepts and phenomena. A responsive classroom uses engaging questions that stimulate ALL students' thinking, taking into account the ideas ALL students bring to their learning to build a bridge between students' initial ideas and conceptual understanding of scientific ideas.

Session 04A | Tuesday 2:00-3:00 | Bainbridge

Heidi Schweingruber, Director for Board on Science Education, NASEM | NJSC 2022 Invited Presenter | Call to Action for Science Education: How New Jersey Educators Can Help

9/10/2022

Call to Action for Science Education: How New Jersey Educators Can Help

This session is an overview of a report from the National Academies of Sciences that lays out a vision for making science education a national priority. Participants will discuss how science educators can help.

Session 014 | Tuesday 9:00-10:00 | Bainbridge

Elizabeth Mulkerrin, NSTA President | NJSC 2022 Invited Presenter | Strategic Priorities of the National Science Teaching Association

9/10/2022

Strategic Priorities of the National Science Teaching Association

The National Science Teaching Association adopted a new mission and strategic initiatives in 2022. Learn about our new direction and how your organization can be instrumental in NSTA’s national efforts.

Session 038 | Tuesday 11:00-12:00 | Wilson

John Wilkin, NJSC 2022 Banquet Speaker & Invited Presenter

9/10/2022

Robots, Radars, Satellites, Trawlers, Computers, Calculus and Turtles: The Future of Coastal Ocean Environmental Forecasting

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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

How About a Field Trip...to Mars!

Using JMARS software, classroom-based investigations can be integrated with ground-based rover data to create virtual field trips on Mars. Bring a computer--the software is available at https://jmars.asu.edu/.

Session 130 | Wednesday 12:00-1:00 | in Carnahan

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Julia A. Luft, President, National Science Teaching Association | NJSC 2023 Invited Presenter | Strengthening Opportunities For Science Teacher Learning

Trisha Herminghaus, President, National Science Education Leadership Association | NJSC 2023 Invited Presenter | STEM Teaching Tools: Professional Learning Modules

Michael Heinz, NJDOE | NJSC 2023 Invited Presenter | OpenSciEd and the NJSLA-Science

Robert Cohen, President, Pennsylvania Science Teachers Association | NJSC 2023 Invited Presenter | Number Sense as a Prerequisite for Success in Quantitative Science Classes

Dale A. Rosselet, NJSC 2023 Banquet Speaker

Page Keeley, NSELA President | NJSC 2022 Invited Presenter | ALL Students' Ideas Matter!

Heidi Schweingruber, Director for Board on Science Education, NASEM | NJSC 2022 Invited Presenter | Call to Action for Science Education: How New Jersey Educators Can Help

Elizabeth Mulkerrin, NSTA President | NJSC 2022 Invited Presenter | Strategic Priorities of the National Science Teaching Association

John Wilkin, NJSC 2022 Banquet Speaker & Invited Presenter

Eric J. Pyle, NSTA President | NJSC 2021 Invited Presenter | How About a Field Trip...to Mars!

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