NCTCA 2022: Full Schedule

Entertainment (links found on SCHED):
Friday 5pm-5:30pm - Movie Night: "Back Home Again" (30 minutes)

WATCH HERE FOR A MATH-BASED TRICK!
Jeff Newman - Mentalist. Magician. Trickster.
Jeff Newman Performance

Live Chat available (bottom right hand corner) on mynctca.com Wed: 5pm-9pm, Thurs 7am-5:30pm, Friday 8am-5pm

NCTCA 2022 Presidents’ Welcome Address - National Anthem, Indigenous Land Acknowledgement, Honorary President and Opening Remarks.

ATA President’s Address - Jason Schilling

ACEE (Alberta Council for Environmental Education) Symposium Thursday, February 10th: English: Virtual Room 17, French: Virtual Room 18

Take a 5 minute activity break! Ready In Five Video Library!
Learn more about how you can bring Ready in Five into your classroom at www.getreadyinfive.com

Morgex Presents: Robyne Hanley-Dafoe! ***Pre-recorded***All In: Mastering Life with Work Integration for Optimal Performance and Wellness

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Session availability: All sessions (Live & Pre-recorded) will be available on SCHED until April 1st UNLESS SPECIFICALLY ADDRESSED IN THE TITLE. (Eg. LIVE SESSION ONLY or RECORDING AVAILABLE UNTIL XXX) ***Live session recordings will be available on SCHED by MONDAY***

8:30am MST

ACEE Symposium: Enough about the problem! Climate solutions here & now

“Our Shared Future” symposium session: Conversations and education about climate change typically focus on understanding the issue: What do we know, and how bad is it? But this approach does little to address the problem nor the growing anxiety students feel about their future. A more important question we should be asking is: What can we DO about it? The answer might surprise you! Be empowered by strategies and resources to explore the full spectrum of climate solutions with your students. Explore the skills and knowledge needed to build a brighter future while contributing to student wellness. Leave with links between curriculum, real-world climate action plans, and Indigenous perspectives.

Speakers

Melanie Hoffman

Program Manager, Capital Region EcoSchools, Alberta Council for Environmental Education

As Program Manager for Capital Region EcoSchools with the Alberta Council for Environmental Education, Melanie Hoffman supports teachers and learners in connecting Alberta curriculum to community-engaged environmental and climate action! Having directed community climate action projects... Read More →

Thursday February 10, 2022 8:30am - 10:00am MST
Virtual Room 17 None

Science-sciences, Social Studies / Études sociales

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 7-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44902
Tags English

9:00am MST

***Pre-recorded*** Amazi(Ng) Superhero Science!

Join Michael Ng in his Classic Demo Lecture Series as he shares and questions the reality of several superheroes and their powers. Could you become a superhero teacher and perform awesome science powers in your classroom too?

Speakers

Michael Ng

Science

Michael Ng, M.Ed. Chemistry 20/30 and AP Chemistry. Accomplished concert pianist and artist since age 5. The world of science can be an enjoyable part of daily life. Dedicated and innovative in making "Science fun". Michael appears monthly on GlobalTV Edmonton Morning demonstrating... Read More →

Thursday February 10, 2022 9:00am - 10:00am MST
Pre-Recorded Room H None

Science-sciences, Beginning Teachers

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 7-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44902
Tags English

9:00am MST

***Pre-recorded*** Maple Leaf on the Moon!

Did you know that Canada was not only the first country to join NASA and committed to building automation and robotics for the Lunar Gateway, but also will be sending the FIRST Canadian to orbit the moon in 2023 as part of the Artemis II mission?! So how are we going to get that maple leaf on the Moon and even Mars one day? We are going to start building future astronauts, scientists, explorers and engineers in your classroom right now! Come and meet space nerd and STEM teacher, Amanda Green, and learn all about Canada's role in space exploration and some hand's on activities you can do in your classroom next week! She will share her SPARK for space, her many resources (not just for grade 6 & 9), and will give you ideas for your science and technology classes that will make your students over the moon excited! Amanda primarily focuses on Junior High (both in English and French), but has many ideas you can use with students of all ages.

Speakers

Amanda Green

Teacher, Science Council

Amanda's spark for science ignited at an early age exploring nature with her family and now teaches Jr High STEM classes in both English

Thursday February 10, 2022 9:00am - 10:00am MST
Pre-Recorded Room A None

Science-sciences, Technology / Technolgie

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 7-9
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44811
Tags English

9:00am MST

Teaching Science Isn't Controversial

This session is explores many curricular topics that are often in the media, fringe as some of them may be, that are controversial in the media but have very well established scientific backing and consensus. Resources and links to information will be provided for teachers to prepare for these issues when they come up in class.

Speakers

Daniel Nielsen

Science Teacher, Blackgold School Division

Teacher at Beaumont Composite High School for 16 years. My main courses are Biology 20/30, Chemistry 20/30 and Medical Sciences. I enjoy item writing, metal music, my family and martial arts.

Thursday February 10, 2022 9:00am - 10:00am MST
Virtual Room 22 None

Science-sciences, Teaching Practices/ Pédagogie

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 10-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44905
Tags English

9:00am MST

***Pre-recorded*** Teaching Strategies to Promote EDI (Equity, Diversity and Inclusion) in Your Science Classroom

As educators, sometimes we don’t realize that our implicit biases play a critical role in how students see themselves in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). Join WISEST in this session where we’ll talk about how to recognize our own implicit biases, how to address them, and we’ll explore ways educators can challenge long held views that hold a masculine, heteronormative and eurocentric perspective in the effort to help promote equity, diversity and inclusion in the classroom. Session is open to educators who work with junior high to high school students.

Speakers

Helen Yip

Outreach Coordinator, WISEST

Helen Yip is the Outreach Coordinator at WISEST, Women in Scholarship, Engineering, Science and Technology, based at the University of Alberta. Helen has both a BSc and MSc in biology. She has worked at several informal educational settings including the City of Edmonton, Marine Life... Read More →

Thursday February 10, 2022 9:00am - 10:30am MST
Pre-Recorded Room D None

Science-sciences, Teaching Practices/ Pédagogie

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 7-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44902
Tags English

10:15am MST

ACEE Symposium: Our students, our future: Youth voices for learning & action through EcoSchools

“Our Shared Future” symposium session: Curious about Alberta youth engaging with climate and their future? In this student-led workshop, Alberta Youth Leaders for Environmental Education share learning experiences that equipped them to co-create a sustainable future. Learn how Alberta’s students feel about their future, and gain strategies to increase positivity and real hope through direct engagement in environmental and climate solutions.

Speakers

Shauna Kelly

Youth Program Coordinator, Alberta Council for Environmental Education

Shauna Kelly joined ACEE in May 2019 and is the Youth Program Coordinator for the Alberta Youth Leaders for Environmental Education (AYLEE). She is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental and Sustainability Studies at the University of Northern British Columbia and... Read More →

Thursday February 10, 2022 10:15am - 11:45am MST
Virtual Room 17 None

Science-sciences, Social Studies / Études sociales

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 7-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44902
Tags English

11:00am MST

STEM in Stories: Connecting Curriculum to Popular Culture

Find STEM in your favourite stories, and in your students’ favourite pastimes and activities. This session will teach participants how to find the STEM topics in the stories that their students love and how they can incorporate those stories into their Science and Math lessons. The word “STEM” (an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) has become commonplace in the science classroom, but we don't often stop to think about what it means. In this interactive and collaborative session, we will define STEM and demonstrate how it can be leveraged to guide authentic learning. With the help of the presenters’ varied scientific backgrounds, participants will realize that STEM is all around them – including in children’s stories!

Speakers

Alissa Boyle

/Science, The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA)

As the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta’s (APEGA) Outreach Manager, Alissa Boyle, oversees the association’s kindergarten to grade 12 and university outreach programs. She also works closely with the Women in APEGA Advisory Group to address key... Read More →

Keely McPhee

Outreach Coordinator, The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA)

Keely holds a Bachelor of Science with a major in Earth and Atmospheric Science, and a minor in Psychology. She has completed certificates in Innovative Thinking and Positive Education. Prior to joining APEGA, Keely was the Camp & Workshop Coordinator and Associate Director of DiscoverE... Read More →

Elizabeth Tate

With a Bachelor of Education majoring in General Science and a minor in English, Elizabeth is passionate about learning and helping others develop a deeper appreciation of the many fields in STEM. Elizabeth was educator for the Edmonton Public School Division for 5 years, teaching... Read More →

Thursday February 10, 2022 11:00am - 12:00pm MST
Virtual Room 22 None

Science-sciences, Teaching Practices/ Pédagogie

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus K-6
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus K-6
Tags English

1:00pm MST

*Pre-recorded* Magnetic Manipulatives: 3D Printed Whiteboard Tools for Teaching High School Science

There has been a shift in educational technology back toward the humble front of class whiteboard. Inexpensive, ubiquitous, and rarely in need of a system update, your whiteboard is an essential teaching tool...if only you could move and manipulate the diagrams you draw, like on an interactive whiteboard. Enter Reuben and Brad, two seasoned High School Science teachers who are here to show you: a) how to use manipulatives that attach to your whiteboard via magnets in your Biology, Chemistry, Physics or General Science classroom, and b) how to create your own set of vector arrows, chromosomes, molecules and more to help your students understand science in a low-fi, inexpensive and very effective way.

Speakers

Brad Langdale

Physics Teacher, Parkland School Division

Brad Langdale is a Physics and General Sciences teacher with Parkland School Division. He rides his bike to school, like, every single day and is a 19 handicap golfer.

Reuben Mahaffy

Lessons from the Science Classroom

Reuben Mahaffy is a Chemistry, Biology and General Sciences teacher with Parkland School Division. He loves avoiding his marking pile, especially when he's got some interesting new manipulative he can 3d print or a story he can research!

Thursday February 10, 2022 1:00pm - 2:00pm MST
Pre-Recorded Room A None

Science-sciences, Technology / Technolgie

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 10-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44905
Tags English

1:00pm MST

ACEE Symposium: Assez parlé du problème! Solutions climatiques ici et maintenant

Les conversations et l'éducation sur le changement climatique se concentrent généralement sur la compréhension du problème: que savons-nous et à quel point est-ce grave? Mais cette approche ne fait pas grand-chose pour résoudre le problème ni l'anxiété croissante que les étudiants ressentent à propos de leur avenir. Une question plus importante que nous devrions nous poser est: que pouvons-nous FAIRE à ce sujet? La réponse pourrait vous surprendre! Découvrez des stratégies et des ressources pour explorer l'éventail complet des solutions climatiques avec vos élèves. Explorez les compétences et les connaissances nécessaires pour bâtir un avenir meilleur tout en contribuant au bien-être des élèves. Partez avec des liens entre le programme d'études, les plans d'action climatiques du monde réel, et les perspectives autochtones. Session offerte dans le cadre du symposium “Notre avenir partagé”.

Speakers

Marie Tremblay

Alberta Council for Environmental Education / French

Dr. Marie Tremblay joined the Alberta Council for Environmental Education in 2018 as senior education advisor, bringing to her role a dual passion for education and the environment. With university degrees in engineering, education, environmental design (Master's) and ecology (PhD... Read More →

Thursday February 10, 2022 1:00pm - 2:30pm MST
Virtual Room 18 None

Science-sciences, Social Studies / Études sociales

Language of Presentation French
Grade Focus 7-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation French
Grade Focus 44902
Tags French

1:30pm MST

Misconceptions and Disinformation in Science and Education

The idea that scientific theories are uncertain is a common misconception many people have about science. Or that you need a force to keep something moving. Or that global warming is the result of a whole in the Ozone layer. Misconceptions are common, pervasive and exist for a number of different reasons. We can hold scientific misconceptions without even being aware of it. We often accept as true things we have been told since childhood and those beliefs can be stubborn and very resistant to change. All students enter science classes with misconceptions and teachers have the daunting task of convincing them of an alternate reality. In this session Kerry and Ian will provide examples of common misconceptions of both scientific facts and scientific processes as well as provide techniques to help students along the road to understanding.

Speakers

Ian Doktor

Ian's teaching career has spanned 20 years and four countries including Canada, Mexico, Japan, and Hong Kong where has taught Science and Math. He is currently a doctoral candidate at the U of A in the Faculty of Education where he is researching scientific literacy and effective... Read More →

Kerry Rose

Project Manager and Post-secondary Science Educator, CMASTE Centre for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education University of Alberta

Dr. Kerry Rose taught for more than 30 years in Alberta, and now works as Outreach Project Manager for CMASTE (Centre for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education) at the University of Alberta, where she also teaches pre-service science teachers.

Thursday February 10, 2022 1:30pm - 2:30pm MST
Virtual Room 21 None

Science-sciences, Teaching Practices/ Pédagogie

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 7-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44902
Tags English

2:00pm MST

***Pre-Recorded*** Take the project AGRICULTURE Challenge

Explore big ideas like the land and its resources, food systems, Alberta and Canadian histories, trends and human activities through agriculture! Find out how to use the project AGRICULTURE curriculum-based program in your elementary classrooms. Access examples of sources and stories, engage with interesting and quirky trivia questions and find Alberta farm photos that your students can use to take the project AGRICULTURE challenge and make a timeline, design an amazing race, create a trending infographic, envision a job of the future or demonstrate a reaction in everyday foods. This session will provide practical suggestions for using the project AGRICULTURE program with your students as project-based, or simply, activity-centred learning – and within in-class or remote learning contexts. Five topics provide integrated mini-units or simple, activity-centred approaches that support Alberta Social Studies, Science, Health/Wellness, Language Arts and Math curriculum. Download any of the project/activity teaching guides, students learning sources, assessment tools and vocabulary supports or receive free print versions of any of the resources.

Speakers

Patricia Ramsay

project AGRICULTURE Lead Consultant

Patricia Ramsay is a former classroom teacher and consultant, who currently works on the development of curriculum-based resources and professional learning for organizations interested in supporting effective learning and teaching in Alberta classrooms. She led the creation and development... Read More →

Thursday February 10, 2022 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Pre-Recorded Room F None

Science-sciences, Social Studies / Études sociales

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus K-6
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus K-6
Tags English

2:00pm MST

Explore before Explain in Elementary Science: A sequence to help our students make meaning

How can we update and refresh our science instruction to bring this 1996 program of studies into the 21st Century? When teaching elementary science we often focus on the discrete “hands on investigations”. While this is important, it is not a complete picture of how knowledge is gained in science. Join this session to learn the importance of this instructional sequence, rooted in research, to help our students gain conceptual understanding and learn authentic science practices.

Speakers

Nicole Lamoureux

Teacher, Edmonton Catholic Schools

Nicole Lamoureux has over 17 years of experience teaching in both Div 1 and Div 2 Elementary classrooms. She has also served as a math and science consultant with Edmonton Catholic Schools (2018-2021). Nicole completed her M.Ed, in Curriculum Instruction & Leadership. She brings her... Read More →

Thursday February 10, 2022 2:00pm - 3:00pm MST
Pre-Recorded Room H None

Science-sciences, Teaching Practices/ Pédagogie

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus K-6
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus K-6
Tags English

3:00pm MST

***Pre-recorded*** Ironi(NG) out Cool science!

Join Michael Ng in his Classic Demo Lecture Series as he shares the historical significance of iron and the numerous activities you can do on just elemental iron and its compounds.

Speakers

Michael Ng

Science

Thursday February 10, 2022 3:00pm - 4:00pm MST
Pre-Recorded Room G None

Science-sciences, Beginning Teachers

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 7-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44902
Tags English

3:00pm MST

Learn Where You Are: Experiential, Place-Based Learning for Grades 4-8

Place-based and experiential learning are powerful strategies for engaging students in meaningful, curriculum connected learning. This workshop will explore a variety of GreenLearning’s free, STEM-based programs on climate change and energy. Educators will discover a variety of award-winning lessons, activities and digital tools designed to immerse learners in their own natural and social communities. This session is suitable for educators in grade 4-8 learning in-person, online, through asynchronous and/or synchronous environments.

Speakers

Sidney Howlett

Crossing Curriculums for Climate Change/Science

Sidney Howlett is on a mission to empower youth to take climate action through education. Trained as a teacher, she has a diverse professional background leading outreach to post-secondary students, teaching in elementary and French immersion schools across Ontario and establishing... Read More →

Chairperson

GreenLearning

Program Coordinator, GreenLearning

GreenLearning Canada Foundation

Thursday February 10, 2022 3:00pm - 4:00pm MST
Virtual Room 21 None

Science-sciences, Math

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 4-6
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44716
Tags English

9:00am MST

Effective Low-Cost Labs for Physics 20/30

There are many lab experiences mandated in the Alberta Physics 20-30 Program of Studies, 2007. These experiences do not need to use expensive equipment and do not need to involve intricate procedures. The goal of this session is to provide teachers with ideas for over 40 lab experiences spanning Physics 20 and 30, have participants engage in a discussion of program expectations regarding these experiences and how implementing a guided inquiry or open-ended approach enhances student learning. Teachers will also be introduced to various evaluation methods and scoring guides for lab skills that can be implemented in the classroom.

Speakers

Kristian Basaraba

Kristian Basaraba (he/him) is a father to two, teacher, lead singer in the punk rock cover band Dad Religion, podcast host, semi-retired skateboarder and the founder of the community organization known as Rad Dads Edmonton. He has a Master’s of Science in Science Education from... Read More →

Laura Pankratz

Western Canada Teacher Network Coordinator, Perimeter Institute

Laura Pankratz has been actively interested in helping students be successful for many years. She has been working with the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics for the last 8 years to develop classroom-ready resources that teachers can use for general science and for high... Read More →

Friday February 11, 2022 9:00am - 10:30am MST
Virtual Room 21 None

Science-sciences, Teaching Practices/ Pédagogie

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 10-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44905
Tags English

10:00am MST

***Pre-recorded*** The Importance of Storytelling for Science Education: Weird, Funny, Useful.

How killer giant beavers, the debate between the spermists and the ovists, and the cross-curricular story of nylon can help engage students, illuminate the process of science, and incorporate indigenous perspectives into your science practice. This talk will address the importance of storytelling for humanizing scientists and revealing the process of science in science education. I have included some of my favorite stories that can be slipped into science lessons for divisions 2-4 (although high school is my world). Attendees will leave with some stories they likely haven’t heard before, and concrete ideas for using stories to help incorporate indigenous perspectives into their classroom.

Speakers

Reuben Mahaffy

Lessons from the Science Classroom

Friday February 11, 2022 10:00am - 11:00am MST
Pre-Recorded Room A None

Science-sciences, Beginning Teachers

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 7-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44902
Tags English

11:00am MST

Dissection: Current Trends and Alternatives

Dissection is common practice in Alberta high school science classrooms, but is it really necessary? In this session we will discuss the pedagogical merit of animal and non-animal teaching methods along with the ethical considerations for common species used in dissection. We will look at current animal use trends in post-secondary institutes and the ethical guidelines for using animals in teaching, testing and research in Canada. Finally, we will explore alternatives and discuss inclusive student opt-in policies used by some Canadian school districts. In this session we will: • Review of the pedagogical merit of animal and non-animal teaching methods; • Explore trends related to the use of animals in science at the post-secondary and societal level; • Introduce the internationally recognized 3Rs principle that guides the ethical use of animals in science; • Discuss student perceptions about dissection and the benefits of “opt-in” policies; • Have the opportunity to explore some non-animal alternatives that can be used in the classroom.

Speakers

Melissa Logan

Director of Education, Alberta SPCA

Melissa is a science teacher who works in animal welfare education at the Alberta SPCA. She started her teaching career in a high school science classroom, then moved to the Alberta SPCA’s Education Department in 2007. She holds a BSc, and a BEd from the University of Lethbridge... Read More →

Friday February 11, 2022 11:00am - 12:00pm MST
Virtual Room 21 None

Science-sciences, Teaching Practices/ Pédagogie

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 7-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44902
Tags English

12:30pm MST

Fostering Scientific Literacy: Vaccines (LIVE SESSION ONLY)

Scientific literacy is a must when it comes to understanding important scientific concepts. So when the COVID-19 vaccines started rolling out, a lot of skepticism followed. Many folks questioned the safety of it because of fear mongering posts raising the concern of how quickly they were developed. In this presentation, we want to equip educators with the support and training they need to foster scientific literacy in their classrooms, especially around vaccine confidence and other topical controversial science topics. We will provide credible resources that can help you and your students counter myths and misinformation, as well as include tips on how to deal with resistance from groups like parents and/or guardians.

Speakers

Helen Yip

Outreach Coordinator, WISEST

Friday February 11, 2022 12:30pm - 1:30pm MST
Virtual Room 16 None

Science-sciences, Teaching Practices/ Pédagogie

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 7-12
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44902
Tags English

1:30pm MST

***Pre-recorded*** Alberta Crops-In-A-Box!

Calling Elementary Health, Science, Social, Language Arts, & Math teachers! Tara Baycroft - Alberta Canola & Debra McLennan - Alberta Pulse Growers, will take you on an action-packed ride like no other! Journey to the heart; digestive system; canola & pulse production, health, nutrition & crop sustainability. Hungry? We'll make some pizza-licious poppers, whacky bean & canola growth science, do some graphing & receive a crops-in-the-box package for your own classroom use! · Supporting food demos (options for teachers to jump and view): Mango Breeze Bean Smoothie Pizzalicious Poppers Protein Power Pancakes

To receive your Crops-In-A-Box kit, please e-mail Tara at Tara@albertacanola.com” to “To receive your Crops-In-A-Box kit, please fill out and complete the following form: https://forms.office.com/r/cNwAZQ12HD."

Speakers

Debra McLennan

Food & Nutrition Coordinator, Alberta Pulse Growers Commission

Debra McLennan is a Registered Dietitian with over three decades of experience in health care, education and industry. Debra now brings her passion for food and nutrition to her role as Food & Nutrition Coordinator with Alberta Pulse Growers where she shares science based information... Read More →

Tara Baycroft

Agriculture and School Coordinator, Alberta Canola

Tara Baycroft is the Agriculture and Education Coordinator for Alberta Canola. She has taught various CTS Foods classes and has a Science background and grew up in a rural setting. She has a major in Biological Studies and a minor in Human Ecology CTS from the University of Alberta... Read More →

Friday February 11, 2022 1:30pm - 2:30pm MST
Pre-Recorded Room A None

Science-sciences, Health - CALM / Santé

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus K-6
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus K-6
Tags English

1:30pm MST

Sparking Energy Education in Your Classroom!

Explore the exciting world of energy education with Inside Education! In this interactive session, we will guide you through hands-on activities to use in your classroom that will enhance your energy, electricity, and natural resource lessons, and equip your students to be informed stewards in Alberta’s rapidly changing energy landscape! This program will include topics such as renewable and alternative energy, innovations, and careers. It will also feature our Energy Education Toolkit and give you the scoop on how to get one in your classroom. We will share our tips on how to approach energy topics in a balanced and non-polarizing way and leave you inspired to try some new activities and action projects with your students!

Speakers

Inside Education

Inside Education is an Alberta-based, environment and natural resource education charity. We have been supporting teachers and students to think critically about environmental topics since 1985! With our no-cost teaching resources, youth summits, in-class and field programs, and professional... Read More →

Friday February 11, 2022 1:30pm - 2:30pm MST
Virtual Room 21 None

Science-sciences, Career & Technology Studies

Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 7-9
Room Details None
Language of Presentation English
Grade Focus 44811
Tags English