2012
NSTA National Conference in Indianapolis
Presentations
by ANOVA Science’s Dr. Robert Landsman & Partner Teachers
featuring our 21st Century Approach to Professional
Development
and
Scientific Inquiry-Based Distance Learning
Title & Author(s) |
Description |
Date & Time |
Location |
Effective
Inquiry-Based Professional Development Leads to Successful Inquiry-Based
Student Learning Presenters: Irene
H. Kamimura (Hawaii State Dept. of Education: Honolulu, HI); Robert E.
Landsman (ANOVA Science Education Corp.: Honolulu, HI) |
A
scientist joins a community of teacher-learners to experience successful
implementation of authentic scientific inquiry in content areas extending
beyond science, resulting in K–12 student achievement of standards. |
Friday, March 30, 2012 9:30–10:30 AM |
Indianapolis Marriott Downtown ¶ Marriott
Ballroom 2 |
Bridging the Digital
Divide with Virtual Inquiry Presenters:
Robert E. Landsman (ANOVA Science Education Corp.: Honolulu, HI); Jennifer
Evans (Central Consolidated School District-Nizhoni Elementary School: Shiprock,
NM); Christine Kamimura (Honolulu District-Kapalama Elementary: Honolulu, HI) |
Under
guidance of their teachers and a visiting scientist, students in Shiprock, NM
and Honolulu, HI collaborate as student scientist volcanologists and earth
scientists. They share scientific ideas and learning across thousands of
miles as they propose, design and conduct comparative studies involving the
environment and earth science together in their virtual laboratory. |
Saturday, March 31, 2012 3:30–4:30 PM |
Indianapolis Marriott Downtown ¶ Marriott
Ballroom 1 |