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, March 2
8:00am EST
An Administrators Guide to the New Michigan Science Standards through the lens of Phenomenal Science (curriculum) & 3DSPA (assessment)
Meeting Room 201
Jennel Martin-Powell • Darcy McMahon • Matthew Samocki
Creating 3D Learning: Modeling, Argumentation and Explanation in your classroom through NGSX study groups!
Banquet 1
James Emmerling
Incorporating STEM into the Classroom
Meeting Room 103
Gary Curts
Making Grades More Meaningful
Meeting Room 204
Brian Langley
Science Talk
Meeting Room 101
Katherine Armstrong • Roxane Dupuis • Kathleen Schutter
Supporting Early Literacy Development and the Michigan Science Standards
Banquet 2
Wendi Vogel
Updates from the Michigan Department of Education and the DTMB
Capitol 4
Rashell Bowerman • Jill Griffin • Ruth Anne Hodges • TJ Smolek • Mi STEM
“Our Teaching Experiences:” Learning to Recognize our Students’ Expertise with an NGSS-aligned Middle Grades Engineering Curriculum
Michigan 2
Selena Bliesener • Marcos David Gonzalez-Flores • Christina Restrepo Nazar • Angela Calabrese Barton, Ph.D. • Kathleen Schenkel
Health in Our Hands: Using online simulations to explain phenomena
Banquet 5
Idit Adler • Renee Bayer • Darlene McClendon
Phenomenal Unit Plan
Banquet 4
Kristy Butler • Patti Richardson
Using Our National Parks to Blend Curriculum
Regency 1
Gabe Knowles • Noelle Knowles
Claims, Evidence, and Reasoning in Action
Meeting Room 102
Marjorie Frank • Ann Pearson
Digital Data Nuggets - real research, real data, real classrooms
Meeting Room 205
Marcia Angle • Melissa Kjelvik • May Lee • Elizabeth Schultheis
How to See What Your Students are Thinking: Student Modeling and the NGSS
Banquet 3
Jim Clark • Samantha Johnson
Make Your Elementary Science Phenomenal! Understanding Phenomenal Science Instructional Strategies in Grades 3-5
Banquet 6
Jennel Martin-Powell • Darcy McMahon • Matthew Samocki
A Mi-STAR Lesson: Patterns and Cause & Effect
Banquet 7
Jean Buller • John Gregg
9:00am EST
Incorporating Science Practices into STEM Classrooms: Design and Assessment
Meeting Room 201
Danny Caballero
Making Sense of Science Through Notebooks
Meeting Room 101
Katherine Armstrong • Roxane Dupuis • Kathleen Schutter
Health in Our Hands: A free life science middle school curriculum
Banquet 5
Idit Adler • Renee Bayer • Darlene McClendon
Using Wildlife CSI to Teach Claim, Evidence, Reasoning
Meeting Room 204
Becky Durling • Jon Gray
Online Formative Assessment Tools in Science
Michigan 2
Ranya Croitori • Catherine Hamilton
Make Your Elementary Science Phenomenal! Understanding Phenomenal Science Instructional Strategies in Grades K-2
Michigan 1
Jennel Martin-Powell • Darcy McMahon • Matthew Samocki
Structuring Discussion to Be Equitable and Rigorous
Meeting Room 103
Diane Wright
The Coaching Connection: Supporting Best Practice Science Instruction
Banquet 2
Mary Burke
Three-Dimensional Assessment Writing Workshop
Capitol 4
TJ Smolek
Science Talks
Meeting Room 202
Noreen Habana
10:00am EST
A Science Teacher in a Math Classroom
Regency 2
Sarah Murphy
Creating System Thinkers --- Transforming Student Illustrations into Scientific Models
Banquet 1
Jessica Ashley • Michael Gallagher
Easy Tech Tools to Facilitate Discussion/Reflection
Michigan 2
Alaina Sharp • Dan Spencer
It's Phenomenal!
Meeting Room 101
Katherine Armstrong • Roxane Dupuis • Kathleen Schutter
Virtual Field Trips with Google Expeditions
Meeting Room 102
Ann Pearson
Secondary Teachers of Science as Agents of Change: An NGSS Approach to Understanding the Environmental Impacts of Everyday Decisions
Capitol 1
Joyce Parker • Jane Rice
A Mi-STAR Lesson: Comparing Engineering Solutions with a Decision Matrix
Banquet 7
Tony Matthys • Stephanie Tubman
What did they say? Student Discourse and the NGSS
Banquet 3
Jim Clark • Samantha Johnson
11:00am EST
Accountable Talk in the Science Classroom
Michigan 1
Amanda Iocoangeli • Danielle Jozwiak • Carlie Rzepa • Vanya Steel
Lesson Planning with NGSS: The 5E Instructional Model
Meeting Room 102
Ann Pearson • Kelly Short
Promoting Classroom Discussions with Talk Moves
Banquet 2
Minna Turrell
Science Talk
Meeting Room 101
Katherine Armstrong • Roxane Dupuis • Kathleen Schutter
Stop Creating Lesson Plans: Start Creating Learning Experiences
Governor
Randy Schregardus
The Voice of the Teacher - For Students, For Science, For Our Futures
Capitol 2
Christine Royce Ed.D
What The Heck Happened?!?!
Meeting Room 201
Ted Beyer
You've Got This - Teach More Discipline Less!
Regency 2
Jennifer Gottlieb
1:00pm EST
3 Dimensional Learning in Middle School Modeling Instruction
Meeting Room 201
Nell Bielecki • George Nelson • Scott Stokes • Andrea Williams
Curriculum Connections - ELA & Science in Elementary
Banquet 6
Amy Quinn
District Science Leader Round-table: High School Course Sequence Sharing
Banquet 2
Heather Robotham • Wendi Vogel
Family Engineering & Design Thinking Night
Meeting Room 101
Diana Matthews • Lisa Morgan
Find the Fund$ for STEM
Regency 1
June Teisan
Middle School Share-a-thon
Michigan 2
Susan Tate
Summer isn't just for suntans. It is for Research too!
Regency 2
Marty Buehler • Connie High
Teaching Science: The Next Generation
Meeting Room 102
Todd Koenig
Wait, What? There’s a New Science Assessment?!?
Capitol 4
TJ Smolek
Healthy Grading: A Moral Imperative
Capitol 1
Don Pata
Health in Our Hands: Using the Driving Question Board to explain phenomena
Banquet 5
Idit Adler • Renee Bayer • Darlene McClendon
Integrating Chromebook with Vernier Technology
Meeting Room 205
Patti Smith
A Mi-STAR Lesson: Got a Problem? Yo, I’ll Solve It!
Banquet 7
Lisa Ogiemwonyi • Monica Wyrwicz
Engage Students to Think, Communicate, and Act Like Scientists!
Capitol 2
Jan Huff • Randy Schregardus
Taking Flight with Children's Literature
Banquet 1
Christine Royce Ed.D • Dr. Steve Rich
Learning Labs at the Detroit Zoo
Michigan 1
Akilah Franklin • Claire Lannoye-Hall
Lloyd's Toolbox of Engineering Ideas & Activities
Michigan 3
Lloyd Hilger
Creating Three-Dimensional, Equity-Based Tasks for an NGSS Classroom.
Banquet 3
Jim Clark • Samantha Johnson
MEECS - Energy Resources
Capitol 3
Jessica Wagenmaker
2:00pm EST
Bat Conservation in Your Classroom
Meeting Room 201
Aja Marcato
Cultivating Classroom Culture for New(er) Teachers
Michigan 2
Elizabeth Michaels • Rebecca Murawski
Curriculum Review for 3-Dimensions
Banquet 2
Rich Bacolor • Wendi Vogel
Making Science Real with Problem Based Learning
Meeting Room 205
Chuck McMillan • Paul Meyers
Student Drivers - Driving Question Boards empower students to figure out what they really need to know and how they will get there
Meeting Room 102
Holly Hereau • Wayne Wright
Successful STEM Techniques in Elementary Classrooms
Banquet 6
Michele Bielby • Kelly Swales
Teaching Students about the Brain: How I’ve Learned to View Neurodiversity
Banquet 8
Laura Panek
Salmon in YOUR Classroom
Meeting Room 204
Tracy Page
Transition from one Dimensional GLCE's to Three Dimensional NGSS
Regency 2
Andrew J. Frisch • Duncan Gervin
Thematic Science Fairs - Using Scientific Inquiry to Increase Environmental Literacy
Meeting Room 203
Bridget Booth
Making sense of phenomena by using a free online modeling tool
Banquet 5
Tom Bielik • Li Ke • Consuelo Morales
3:00pm EST
Explore Hands-On Science for Elementary Students at Impressions 5
Impressions 5
Micaela Balzer • Toni Daymon
Flipping with Ease
Michigan 2
Adam Alster • Cynthia Bridges
Get Students Asking THEIR OWN Questions
Banquet 6
Katie Stevenson
Make Your K-5 Science Phenomenal! An Introduction to Phenomenal Science Units
Banquet 7
Jennel Martin-Powell • Darcy McMahon • Matthew Samocki
Making It Real... Cheap!!
Meeting Room 102
Darrick Gregory • Julie Hahn • Jodi Heaney
One Crime Scene; 100 Students! Oh my!
Meeting Room 205
Kathy Mirakovits
Phenomenon-first Examples in the Classroom
Meeting Room 201
Carl Wozniak
Productive Talk: How to Get Students to Share Their Thinking Through Scientific Discussions
Capitol 2
Kelly MacDonell • Katie MacDonell
Video Storylines in the Science Classroom
Meeting Room 103
Josh Nichols
WALLS: Water, Air, Land, Lifeand Space.
Regency 2
David Mastie
IBN-Drawing and Writing to Learn Science
Banquet 8
Lisa Weise
Let's Debate!
Regency 1
Kathy Agee
RC Cars, Sensors, and Coding… Oh My!
Michigan 3
Allison Abram • Alexandra Wagner
No Time for Science? Learn How to Integrate Reading and Writing Using the Cereal City Science Units
Michigan 1
Steve Barry • Nancy Karre
4:00pm EST
Science and Engineering Practices in the NGSS
Meeting Room 205
Matt Moorman
Teaching with Technology
Regency 1
Michelle Campbell
Using 3D Learning Strategies to Improve Standardized Assessment
Regency 2
Karen Kudla
Zero to STEM in 60 minutes!
Banquet 6
Crystal Brown
Great Demos on a Small Budget
Capitol 4
Mark Sheler
ECHO: Distance Learning at the MiSci
Meeting Room 103
Jeanane Charara
Saturday
, March 3
8:00am EST
Incorporating STEM into the Classroom
Meeting Room 103
Gary Curts
Make Any Classroom a Makerspace
Banquet 5
Chuck McMillan • Paul Meyers
Muffins for MSTA Members
Regency 1
Roberta Cramer
NGSS Puzzles and Mysteries: Using Phenomena in the Classroom
Meeting Room 102
Ann Pearson
Creating professional learning communities around 3D Formative Assessment
Banquet 1
Mary Starr
Fake News in Science
Meeting Room 101
Steven Tezak
Mi-STAR Up and Running in Your School
Banquet 7
Doug Oppliger • Stephanie Tubman
Making Nasty Problems Fun!
Meeting Room 203
Michael Sinclair
idk whut 2 say: teen dialogue in the classroom
Capitol 2
Rebecca Heckman
“It’s Just too Hard to Explain!” - Making Sense of Phenomena by Developing and Using Models in the Elementary Classroom.
Banquet 6
Steve Barry • Nancy Karre
MEECS - Water Quality
Capitol 3
Joan Chadde
9:00am EST
3-2-1 Blast Off!
Meeting Room 201
Diane Correnty
Building Solid Storylines
Meeting Room 102
Ann Pearson • Kelly Short
Creating a space for the Crosscutting Concepts: from questions to explanations to assessments
Banquet 1
Mary Starr
Scientific Argumentation: How to reason like a scientist
Michigan 1
Samuel Langhorne • Samantha Lichtenwald
Biological and health student's perception about academic integrity.
Michigan 2
Samuel Coronel-Nuñez • Rafael Diaz-Garcia • Jorge Joel Reyes-Mendez
Science Songs, Simple Stuff and Sliquids
Meeting Room 101
Kevin Koch
Focus on Figuring Out – Grade 3 (Multiple Literacies in Project-Based Learning)
Banquet 5
Sue Codere Kelly • Joseph Krajcik • Deborah Peek-Brown
Structuring Discussion to Be Equitable and Rigorous
Meeting Room 103
Diane Wright
Mi-STAR Professional Learning Session I: Introducing the Challenge
Banquet 7
Megan Coonan • Emily Gochis • Stephanie Tubman
10:00am EST
Beyond CER: Explanation and Argument - Distinctions & Implications for Instruction
Banquet 1
Amy Deller-Antieau • Darcy McMahon
Cementing Their Learning - Making it Stick!
Meeting Room 101
Chris Blackstock
Dig Deeper! Ways to Get More Meaningful Reflection and Talk
Michigan 2
Patrick Lothrop • Jaime Ratliff
Engaging All Learners in Meaningful Scientific Conversations
Meeting Room 203
Heather Damick
From Storybook STEM to Beyond
Michigan 3
Amanda Iocoangeli • Danielle Jozwiak
Journaling in Science using Evidence Notebooks
Meeting Room 102
Todd Koenig
Supporting Student Science Talk in Kindergarten
Banquet 6
Kirsten D. Edwards • Amelia Gotwals • Tanya S. Wright
Everything I needed to know about assessment I learned in marching band
Regency 1
Taylor Funk
Using a Driving Question Board to Figure out Phenomena
Banquet 4
Wendy Johnson
How dense are my students?
Michigan 1
Samantha Kempf • Brian Welch
Tips You Can Use in Class Tomorrow: Building Community, Accountability, and Class Relevance
Meeting Room 202
Mark Francek
11:00am EST
3 Dimensional Learning with Bring Science Alive!
Meeting Room 205
Matt Moorman
Elementary Inquiry and STEM Extravaganza
Banquet 8
Betty Crowder
KLEWS: Organizing Science Ideas & Building Literacy
Banquet 1
Rich Bacolor • Mary Starr
Let's Have a Ball: Incorporating Movement Activities in Science
Meeting Room 203
Patti Picard
Mi-STAR From A Teacher Perspective
Michigan 1
Yonee Bryant-Kuiphoff • Dawn Kahler
Tools for Teaching Elementary Science
Banquet 6
Marie Woodman
How to Develop an Instructional Storyline
Regency 1
Joe Austin • Rochelle Rubin
TATTS MSS: Tips and Tricks to Survive MSS
Michigan 2
April Holman
Building Your NGSS Toolbox: Strategies for Implementing the Science and Engineering Practices and Crosscutting Concepts in a Student Led Classroom
Banquet 2
Leigh Ann Roehm
Penny Ante Science: Activities in General Science, Earth Science, Life Science, and Physical Science.
Meeting Room 101
Mitchell Klett
STEAM: If We Can Do It, You Can Do It!
Meeting Room 201
Natalie Anderson • Stephanie D'Huyvetter
Mi-STAR Professional Learning Session II: Real World Science Investigations
Banquet 7
Megan Coonan • Emily Gochis • Stephanie Tubman
12:00pm EST
Bringing Mindfulness to the Science Classroom
Meeting Room 205
Amy Williams
Cheap Easy Demonstration Usable by Most
Regency 1
Andrew J. Frisch
National Geographic Educator Certification Workshop
Regency 2
Susan Tate
Writing in Science
Meeting Room 203
Rachel Rysdyk
From Traditional Teaching to 3-D Learning: How to Breathe New Life into A Biology Curriculum
Banquet 3
Paula Gentile • Michelle Vanhala
STEAMing Up Our Science Programs
Capitol 1
Lloyd Hilger
Claim-Evidence-Reasoning: The Value of Scientific Explanations in STEM
Capitol 3
Karen Kudla • Ken Wester
1:00pm EST
"Mr. Mastie, I Can Still Remember When We...."
Regency 1
David Mastie
Forensics for Free
Meeting Room 204
Kyle Jenks • Caitlin Johnson
Fusing Art in Science from an Elementary Art Room
Banquet 6
Angie Herek
Influence of research experiences on science teacher knowledge and practice
Meeting Room 203
Abbi Halkola • Amy Lark
Online Resources for the Science Classroom
Meeting Room 201
Christine Schneider
The Lecture Is Dead: Using Alternative Classroom Models to Enhance Student Learning
Banquet 5
Vanessa Logan Wentzloff
Making Use of Student Thinking
Banquet 1
Mark Olson
Opioids, Flu, Zoonoses, Obesity: Oh My!
Banquet 4
Richard Blauvelt
Using Children's Literature to Guide Science Inquiry K-5
Banquet 2
Kim Stilwell
Reflecting on Learning with Google Drive
Regency 2
Danielle Aguilar
Discrepant Events Abound
Michigan 2
Rachel Badanowski
Mi-STAR Professional Learning Session III: Addressing 21st Century Challenges
Banquet 7
Megan Coonan • Emily Gochis • Stephanie Tubman
2:00pm EST
Holistic Instruction (Biology Focus)
Banquet 3
Lyndi Wolfinger
Ideas for Ecosystems in the Elementary Classroom
Governor
Nicole Jakubowski • Meghan Kurleto • Marlenn Maicki
Justify Your Energy-Based Claims
Capitol 3
James Gell • Nicole Murawski
Productive Talk in the Science Class
Meeting Room 101
Chris Blackstock
"Starting From Scratch"
Banquet 4
Katelyn Rozema
Five Phenomenon to Get you Started in NGSS
Banquet 1
Andrew J. Frisch • Duncan Gervin
NGSS Yourself
Capitol 2
Walter Charuba
Challenge Your Students to Make a Dozen Classroom Motors
Meeting Room 104
Michael Suckley
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