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8:00am

Mastering the Chemical Formula Meeting Room 104Bill Cline

10:00am

Let's Debate Banquet 6Yvonne Coogan • Jane Culp One in a Million Meeting Room 104Bill Cline Phenomenal Tools for MSS Chemistry and Physics Instruction and Assessment Banquet 5Cameron Cochran • Deborah Peek-Brown • Israel Touitou

11:00am

Chemistry Phenomenons to Kick Start Your Units Capitol 4Jaime Hainer • Kristy Lee

2:00pm

Setting the Stage for Doing Science in Chemistry Capitol 4Kate Hagerman Salmon in YOUR Classroom Meeting Room 204Tracy Page Transition from one Dimensional GLCE's to Three Dimensional NGSS Regency 2Andrew Frisch • Duncan Gervin

3:00pm

Elemental Fictions: Storytelling and Narratives in Introductory Science Capitol 4Mark Benvenuto • Prasad Venugopal

4:00pm

Medicines and Me-developing a New Flu Prevention Drug Banquet 8Samantha Cree • Cynthia Duncan Physical Science Phenomena for Middle School GovernorMichelle Mason • Kathy Mirakovits A New Formula? PASCO + Curriculum = PASCO education (ALL in one STEM solution for Chemistry and Physics) Banquet 7Julie Thomas Great Demos on a Small Budget Capitol 4Mark Sheler

8:00am

Claims, Evidence and Reasoning (CER) in an AP chemistry classroom. Capitol 4Jamie Benigna • Alice Putti Michigan Chemistry Teachers Meeting Michigan 2Michelle Mason • Mary McMaster Fake News in Science Meeting Room 101Steven Tezak Energy and the NGSS Capitol 1Don Pata • Laura Ritter

9:00am

Classification Can Be Fun Regency 1Lu Anne Clark Slow down to go fast? How modeling can increase student engagement through storytelling Meeting Room 203Mason Converse • Sandra Erwin Teaching Chemistry to Middle School Students Capitol 4Kathleen O'Connor

10:00am

STEM Cells on Station Meeting Room 201Tom Drummond • Peter Lawrie Interactions: A Free Three-dimensional Science Curriculum for 9th Grade Physical Science Banquet 5Angela Kolonich

11:00am

Using Three-Dimensional Rubrics in Formative Assessments to Figure out Phenomena Banquet 5Joseph Krajcik • Phyllis Haugabook Pennock • Samuel Severance Safer Chemistry: STEM Connection and Green Chemistry Replacement Labs Capitol 4Jon Baek • Erika Fatura • Jennifer Sherburn

12:00pm

Deriving the Law of Conservation of Matter through Student Models Banquet 1Anne LaSovage STEM is about more than Rockets and Robots Banquet 8Thom OBrien

1:00pm

How Much and How Often Banquet 8Samantha Cree • Cynthia Duncan Living Coral Reef in the Classroom Meeting Room 205Rick Preuss Chemistry of International Cuisine Capitol 4Scott Milam Turning Chemistry Labs into STEM Labs Meeting Room 101Robert Ause

2:00pm

AP Chem Labs with Minimal Prep Capitol 4Jamie Benigna • Alice Putti Cosmetic Experiments for Grades 8-12 Regency 1Larry Kolopajlo Five Phenomenon to Get you Started in NGSS Banquet 1Andrew Frisch • Duncan Gervin