Tech+Resources+for+Science

=Technology Resources for the Science Classroom= Karen Quick (quickk@pitt.k12.nc.us) Science Resource Specialist, Pitt County Schools

This session is a sharing of the online resources that are available, K-12, for science instruction. We will look at what is available for free and how those online resources are “best used”. For example, if you want a short video segment or animation to engage your students at the front-end of a lesson or as journal entry prompt, specific sites are better than others. Some online resources provide teacher and student materials but are difficult to decipher – this session will help you understand and navigate what is available. You will also see where this information will remain available to you throughout the school year and will have the opportunity to add and use teacher-adapted materials as well. We may also look at resources for students interested in developing science projects for submitting to the NCSEF and NCSAS.

Karen Quick, Science Curriculum Specialist, and Connie Cheston, Mathematics Curriculum Specialist, will also hold a Q and A session during Lunch A.