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Julie Hilker

Chippewa Valley Schools
Friday, March 6
 

8:00am CST

It's Melting! Banquet 5Kristy Butler • Jason Colegrove

9:00am CST

Does it make sense? Regency 1Jeanane Charara • Melissa Renko It’s not just the curriculum! How to use district science leaders to support elementary science education. Michigan 3Amy Bohm • Andrea Brook • Pamela Moreman Keynote: Unlocking our potential: Leveraging crosscutting concepts as a path to science agency and identity Banquet 5Aneesha Badrinarayan

10:00am CST

What's New with Modeling Instruction Capitol 1Mike Gallagher Assessment Fixer-Upper: Learn to assess "knowledge in use" with Item Clusters Banquet 6Jessica Ashley High School Science Networking Session Banquet 1Lory Thayer • Wendi Vogel Keynote: Building on Young Children’s Curiosity: Lessons from the SOLID Start (Science, Oral Language, and Literacy Development from the Start of School) Project Banquet 5Amelia Gotwals • Tanya S. Wright

11:00am CST

Field Trip - Michigan State University Cyclotron Lab Field Trip - Bus from Lansing Center Panel Discussion - Coherence, Flexibility, and Pathways to HS Proficiency Banquet 5Rich Bacolor Healthy Grading: A Moral Imperative Capitol 1Don Pata

1:00pm CST

Panel Discussion - The Future of Science Teaching in Michigan Banquet 5Rich Bacolor Supporting K-2 Student Science Talk Through Purposeful Reflection on Teaching Practices Capitol 1Tanya S. Wright • Blythe Anderson • Amelia Gotwals • Eleanor Kenimer • Arianna Pikus Why aren’t they talking? Tips and Strategies for More Productive Discourse in Science Banquet 2Laura Ritter Did You Know That all of the Graduation Requirements Can Be Met while Maintaining a STEM focus? Let's Talk About the MMC Flexibility! Banquet 4Rashell Bowerman

2:00pm CST

Organism Engineering Meeting Room 201Kristy Butler • Patti Richardson We Love to Hate Assessments - Let's Do Something About It! Banquet 2Aneesha Badrinarayan

3:00pm CST

The Rise of the Revised MEECS Meeting Room 204Gabrielle Likavec Student-Generated Questions to Lead Investigations: Students “Driving the Bus” Banquet 7Emily Gochis • Kim Smith Kolasa • Jennifer Pera

4:00pm CST

Exploring Earth’s Systems Meeting Room 103Gary Curts Open SciEd - An Open Education Resource Curriculum for Middle School Banquet 1Mary Starr • James Emmerling Putting the Pieces Together: Supporting Synthesis Discussions in K-2 Science Classrooms Michigan 2Kirsten D. Edwards • Amber Bismack • Tanya S. Wright • Amelia Gotwals • JoAnne West
 
Saturday, March 7
 

8:00am CST

Promoting Student Agency: Building interest and identity as scientists while developing student skills to plan and carry out investigations Meeting Room 101Holly Hereau • Wayne Wright Standards Based Grading + NGSS: A Match Made in Heaven Banquet 4Vanessa Logan Wentzloff Promoting 3-Dimensional Science Teaching and Learning through NGSS-aligned Curricula and a Teacher Support System Governor's RoomJenna Nachazel • Chris Reimann

9:00am CST

Where did the fat go? A biology storyline for teaching growth & cellular respiration Meeting Room 201Wendy Johnson • Cassie Oostindie Our NGSS Journey at Avondale High School: 3 Years In and Continuing Forward Banquet 4Fahmida Matin • Katie Osborn • Vanessa Logan Wentzloff

10:00am CST

It's Too Hard to Explain! Develop Models to Construct Explanations Capitol 2Nancy Karre Adopt an Integrated K-5 STEM Program in Your Classroom Meeting Room 102Susan Olszewski

11:00am CST

Equitable Systems of Learning and Assessment and Positive Student Outcomes Meeting Room 102Holly Hereau • Wayne Wright Incorporating Accessible and Engaging Anchoring Phenomena in Chemistry Banquet 6Julian Sanders Using Summary Tables for Sense-Making in Science Capitol 4Sydney Barosko

12:00pm CST

Anti-racist science teaching methods Banquet 1Scott Milam Are Your Science Test Items High-Quality? Examining Test Items Using a Collaborative Process Meeting Room 202Heather Rottermond • Nathan Spencer It Can't Wait! Understanding the Importance of Learning Progression Capitol 2Nancy Karre