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Friday, 4:00–5:15 PM<br />

Sangari Active Science<br />

(Gen)<br />

(Grades K–5)<br />

B311, GWCC<br />

Sponsor: Sangari Active Science<br />

John E. Penick (john.penick@sangariglobaled.com), 2003–<br />

2004 NSTA President, and Sangari Active Science, Miami,<br />

Fla.<br />

Come experience a standards-based, exciting, experiential,<br />

inquiry-centered 21st-century elementary science program.<br />

Participate in grade-level innovative activities and leave with<br />

classroom-ready materials. Designed by leading scientists and<br />

educators, Sangari Active Science will remind you of all the<br />

reasons you love teaching students and science.<br />

High School Biology in a Digital World: Critical<br />

Thinking Trumps Information Overload (Bio)<br />

(Grades 9–12)<br />

B312, GWCC<br />

Sponsor: Discovery Education<br />

Wendy Raymond, Williams College, Williamstown,<br />

Mass.<br />

Join Wendy Raymond, Discovery Education’s senior biology<br />

consultant, in exploring the excitement of biology education<br />

in a digital world. Learn why some students with the best<br />

high school science grades often struggle in college courses<br />

and what may be done to provide a stronger high school<br />

science foundation.<br />

4:00–5:30 PM Exhibitor Workshop<br />

Chemistry and the Atom: Fun with Atom-building<br />

Games!<br />

(Chem)<br />

(Grades 5–12)<br />

B203, GWCC<br />

Sponsor: CPO Science/School Specialty Science<br />

Erik Benton, CPO Science/School Specialty Science,<br />

Nashua, N.H.<br />

Understanding abstract concepts about atoms can be difficult.<br />

Use our model to experience innovative games and<br />

activities that present students with opportunities to grasp<br />

atomic structure and its connection to the periodic table.<br />

Take away STEM activities and an understanding of how<br />

to incorporate science and engineering practices into your<br />

lessons.<br />

5:00–6:00 PM Meeting<br />

GSTA Annual Meeting<br />

(By Invitation Only)<br />

International B, Omni<br />

GSTA members are invited to attend the 2012–2013 GSTA<br />

Annual Meeting. Visit www.georgiascienceteacher.org for more<br />

information.<br />

100 NSTA <strong>Atlanta</strong> Area <strong>Conference</strong> on Science Education

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