 CALIFORNIA
SCIENCE
EDUCATION CONFERENCE
OCTOBER 21-23, 2011• PASADENA, CA
SESSION HANDOUTS
The following courses have handouts available online
(as of 3:30 pm, Monday, December 5):
Friday, October 21
8:00 am - 9:00 am
Genetics
with Flies Is Easy. Really!
Presented by: Paul Picard
Get
Green - Early Childhood Environmental Experiences
Presented by: Gerard Gonzales
Let's
Build a St. Louis Motor
Presented by: John Currie
Use
of Concept Cartoons to Get Middle School Students Talking
About Natural Selection
Presented by: Ellen Peneski
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Channel
Islands Live - No SCUBA Gear Required
Presented by: Catharine Reznicek and Carol Peterson
Common
Core State Standards Update
Presented by: Barbara Murchison
UCLA
CNSI High School Nanoscience - Superhydrophobic Surfaces
Presented by: Sarah Tolbert
Whoosh!
The 120 MPH Rocket Lab
Presented by: William Nettles
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Get
Ready, Get Set, Go! How to Be Successful and Ready for
Science Olympiad Competition
Presented by: Andrea Brown and Joan Inouye
Strategic
Science Teaching: Connecting Literature with California
Science Standards for Grades 9-12
Presented by: Marian Murphy-Shaw and Yamileth Shimojyo
Supermarket
Chemical Reactions in Ziptop Bags
Presented by: Jodye Selco and Mary Bruno
Understanding
Atmospheric Circulation
Presented by: Rich Hedman
What
Happens If...?: Encouraging Inquiry and Student Exploration
in Physical Science
Presented by: James Kisiel
Youth
Science Education Through Robotics
Presented by: Steven Worker and Richard Mahacek
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
SC06:
Forensic Science in Your Classroom
Presented by: Karalyn Ramon
2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
The
Art and Science of Questioning
Presented by: Sarah Delaney and Emily Harris
Earthquakes
– A Workshop for Teachers (Part I)
Presented by Lawrence and Sheryl Braile
Fun
with Easy to Do S.T.E.M. Rocketry!
Presented by: Richard Kinney and Paul Lake
Hands-On,
Minds-On Periodic Table
Presented by: Jodye Selco and Mary Bruno
Physics
First and Biology Last: A Story of Adoption, Implementation,
and Evaluation
Presented by: Craig Bouma
Stretch
Your Digital Dollar: Affordable Strategies for Integrating
Mobile Technologies into the Classroom
Presented by: Katy Scott
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Earthquakes
– A Workshop for Teachers (Part II)
Presented by Lawrence and Sheryl Braile
Harness
the Power of Social Networking in Your Classroom Safely,
and for Free
Presented by: Katy Scott
A
Rapid and Efficient Method for Generating Video Podcasts
and Screencasts
Presented by: Brian Kwan
Science:
The Perfect Context to Learn Language
Presented by: Therese Shanahan and Lauren Shea
Skywatching
Activities for 2011-2012
Presented by: Robert Victor
Strange
Biology
Presented by: Chace Tydell
Using
Online Testing in a High School Science Class
Presented by: Heather Marshall 7:00 pm
Cheesey
Science Fiction Movie Night - The Measure and Mis-Measure
of Mars
Presented by: David Seidel
Saturday, October 23
8:00 am - 9:00 am
Atoms,
Elements, Compounds, Molecules and Mixtures - What's
the Difference?
Presented by: Cathleen Zeleski
Climate
Change and Coastal Data
Presented by: Pat Harcourt
DNA
360 : Genetics from All Angles
Presented by: Gina Ford and Jennifer Hladun
Risks
in Biotechnology Activities
Presented by: Kay Antunez de Mayolo and David Stronck
Teaching
the Nature of Science with Mystery Boxes
Presented by: Brian Kwan
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
SC14:
Create Your Own $55 Interactive Whiteboard
Presented by: Katy Scott and Heather Marshall
9:30 am - 10:30 am
Balls
and Ramps
Presented by: Janet Kleinschmidt and Jennifer Alcazar
Integrating
Math and Science Using Blood Spatter
Presented by: Karalyn Ramon and Zondra Knapp
Let’s
Go for a Ride! Plate Tectonics and Earthquakes: Changing
Our Oceans and World - Having trouble with some
files, presenter has been contacted.
Presented by: Susan Singh
Potato
Head Genetics
Presented by: Gina Ford and Jennifer Hladun
Rocking
the Rock Cycle with... Candy?
Presented by: Joanne Michael
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Accessing
Secondary Science Text
Presented by: Arthur Beauchamp
Glad
to Do Cladistics
Presented by: Karin Westerling
It's
Evolutionary
Presented by: Tricia Radojcic and Jeanine Wulfenstein
Our
Solar System and the Periodic Table of Elements
Presented by: Linda Galloway and Sandra Kaszynski
Science
and Language Arts–A Symbiotic Relationship
Presented by: Andrea Brown and Kim Hinterleitner
What's
in Your Water?
Presented by: Laura Childers
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
A
Data-Driven and Student-Centered Approach to Plate Tectonics
Presented by: Geraldine Loveless and Shelley Riedel
Hands-On
Inquiry to Determine the Epicenter of an Earthquake
Presented by: Rosalie Van Zyl and Diane Newell
The
Human Population at 7 Billion
Presented by: David Stronck
Integrating
the California Education and the Environment Initiative
(EEI): Making It Work for You
Presented by: David Eisenberg
Tsunami!
New California Maps, Resources, and Activities
Presented by: Cynthia Pridmore and Rick Wilson
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
SC21:
NASA's Swift Satellite Presents Newton's Laws
Presented by: Kevin McLin and Lynn Cominsky
3:15 pm - 4:15 pm
Bringing
Language and Science Together
Presented by: Michelle French and Angie Ruiz
California
Science Safety
Presented by: Dean Gilbert
Forensic
Science in Your Classroom
Presented by: Karalyn Ramon
Introduction
to Media Making for Science Learning
Presented by: Andrea Swensrud and Susan Boudreau
NASA’s
Eyes on the Earth: Creating Buzz in the Classroom
Presented by: Laura Tenenbaum
Science
Beyond the Classroom: Making the Most of What Your Community
Has to Offer
Presented by James Kisiel, Christine Oscarson, and Stephanie
Tadeo
Teaching
Density for Understanding
Presented by: Jodye Selco and Mary Bruno
Using
Data for Authentic Inquiry: Three Strategies
Presented by: Rick Pomeroy and Megan McKenzie
4:35 pm - 5:35 pm
Activities
on Waves and Wave Properties Using PhET Simulation
Presented by: Chuhee Kwon and Laura Henriques
Biotechnology
101
Presented by: Kristin Majda
Cost
Effective Chemical Compounds (CECC)
Presented by: Travis Nelson and Thomas Lau
Mapping
Science Knowledge
Presented by: Andrea Swensrud
Planning
Smart: Improving Student Achievement
Presented by: Dean Gilbert
Ready,
Set, Experiment! Activities for your K-5 Classrooms
Presented by: Tanya Hallett Sanchez
Scientific
Inquiry Through Hands-On Logic Activities
Presented by: Anthony Quan
Weathering
of Rocks
Presented by: Rosalie Van Zyl and Diane Newell
Sunday, October 23
8:00 am - 9:00 am
Creating
“Wows” in Biology to Increase Student Engagement
Presented by: Emily Williams
Physics
Demonstrations and Labs - Force and Motion
Presented by: Kathryn Beck and Laura Henriques
Science
Fair Success
Presented by: Emily Hoffman
What
a Gas! A Dozen Quick, Inexpensive Gas Experiments
Presented by: Linda Waldman
9:20 am - 10:20 am
Creating
Chemistry and Physics Discovery Labs
Presented by: Kendia Herrington
Health
Science Pathways and Academies – Build it, Sustain it!
Presented by: Ellen Peneski and Nancy Taylor
How
Do Scientists Communicate?
Presented by: Kristin Majda
NASA's
WISE Mission Presents: Size and Scale of the Universe
Presented by: Kyle Fricke and Bryan Mendez
Science
Performance Assessments for K-5
Presented by: Jodye Selco and Mary Bruno
10:40 am - 11:40 am
The
Chemistry and Biology of Food
Presented by: Jeff Orlinsky and Jeff Bradbury
Critical
Media Literacy in the Science Classroom
Presented by: Jarrod Kawasaki
Density
Do’s and Don’ts: Activities for Teaching Density to
Middle School Students
Presented by: Natalie Torres
Developing
Inquiry-Based Lessons Using Water Magic
Presented by: Ai Vu and Jan Robertson
NASA's
SDO and IRIS Missions Present: Exploring the Sun with
Spectroscopy
Presented by: Deborah Scherrer
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