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Scaling STEM Education with NCSSM - Teacher Professional Development Resources

North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics via YouTube

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Discover innovative teaching methods to scale STEM education in this 46-minute webinar from the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics (NCSSM). Explore how to leverage NCSSM's distance education resources, aligned learning objects, professional development tools, and technology-enabled teacher-to-teacher collaboration to enhance STEM learning in your classroom. Gain insights into NCSSM's history, course catalog, and signature lessons, including virtual labs and the Hominid Skull Lab. Learn about the Learning Object Repository and its goals for improving STEM education. Understand how NCSSM can partner with your school to provide high-level STEM learning opportunities and support your educational objectives.

Syllabus

Introduction
John Davis
NCSSM History
NCSSM Course Catalog
Family Tree
What have we learned
Virtual labs
Fruit fly lab
Student screenshots
Zooming in on slides
Other signature lessons
Hominid Skull Lab
STEM at NCSSM
Music Lessons
Signature Lessons
Learning Object Repository
Goals
What can NCSSM do

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North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics

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  • Profile image for Arsalan Maqsood 53-FOE/MSELM/F23
    Arsalan Maqsood 53-FOE/MSELM/F23
    I found the "Scaling STEM Education with NCSSM" course very practical for teacher professional development. The North Carolina School of Science and Math team explains STEM strategies clearly using YouTube videos that are easy to follow and rewatch. I liked how the content focuses on classroom-ready ideas that can be scaled for different learner needs, including students with SEND. The free access makes it valuable for teachers with limited PD budgets. My only suggestion would be more downloadable resources, but overall it’s an engaging, research-based course I would recommend to other educators looking to build STEM confidence.

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