Saturday/Sunday

Saturday, 8:00–9:00 AM
SESSION 15
ASTC Session: Evaluating Informal Science Education:
Tales from the Evaluative Trenches (Gen)
(Informal Education)
103, JW Marriott
Camellia Sanford (camellia@rockman.com) and Jennifer
Borland (jennifer@rockman.com), Rockman et al, Bloomington,
Ind.
We will highlight the results of numerous current and recent
informal science education evaluation efforts, including
museum-based exhibitions and programming, citizen science
programs, and educational television programs and websites.
SESSION 16
ASTE Session: Science Stories Across Disciplines:
Making Connections in Elementary and Middle
School Science
(Gen)
(Elementary–Middle Level)
108, JW Marriott
Janice Koch (janice.koch@hofstra.edu), Professor Emerita,
Hofstra University, Long Island, N.Y.
Learn creative and innovative ways to use the tools of other
disciplines to implement meaningful science experiences
through poetry, mathematics, engineering, and art history
connections.
Doctoral Degree in Curriculum & Instruction
Give SCIENCE a voice!
Understand how curriculum and instruction can be constructed
and applied to create new education strategies and reforms.
Actively participate and become a leader in preK-16 science
education at the local, national, and international levels.
Tuition assistance and research opportunities are available.
FIND OUT MORE:
www.gsehd.gwu.edu/NSTA
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