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Understanding Global Change: Tools For Making Sense of the Earth System for K-12 Educators
Understanding the Earth as a system can help learners of all ages explain how and why our climate and ecosystems are changing and the many ways we can take action in response to these changes. Join us for an interactive virtual workshop about a local phenomenon where participants will be immersed in a data-driven sequence of learning that includes modeling practices using the Understanding Global Change (UGC) Earth System Modeling Tools. Participants will also learn how the UGC Framework can support the planning of interdisciplinary instruction to interweave global change topics across curricula. This workshop will be offered as three separate sessions adapted for elementary, middle, and high school educators.
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Register for one, two, or all three sessions (single $15 fee for nonmembers; free for members).
- Grades K-5: Wednesday, January 15
- Grades 6-8: Wednesday, February 12
- Grades 9-12: Wednesday, March 19
Registration Fee:
- Free for CASE members
- $15 for nonmembers—or join CASE and attend for free!
Jessica Bean, PhD, is a scientist and educator at UC Berkeley’s Museum of Paleontology. She leads the Understanding Global Change Project and directs outreach for the FieldScope Community Science Platform. Jessica designs tools to explore Earth’s interconnected systems, studies how marine invertebrates record environmental change, and collaborates with K-12 educators to create science learning resources.
CAST ACADEMY: 4-Part Series to Support Science Instruction and the California Science Test
In collaboration with Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE), California State University Northridge (CSUN), and the California Association
of Science Educators (CASE), we invite you to join us for a 4-part learning series on Thursdays from 4:00pm - 5:00pm where participants will:
- Part 1 (Jan 16): Understand the CAST design, state accountability, and explore sample assessments to set your students up for success.
- Part 2 (Jan 23): Learn how to support student learning with accessibility resources and Tools for Teachers.
- Part 3 (Jan 30): Discover protocols for analyzing assessment data, using it to inform instruction and improve student progress.
- Part 4 (Feb 6): Explore strategies for building and using performance tasks as formative assessments to enhance learning.
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