Gender Equity in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM): Research, Issues, and Strategies
Published:May 2, 2012
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Gender Equity in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM): Research, Issues, and Strategies
An Academic and Experiential Workshop for K-12 Educators on the beautiful Maine coast at Coastal Studies for Girls!
Join in a day of learning and discussion with fellow educators, gaining a fresh perspective on gender equity in STEM and how to encourage and support girls in the classroom:
- Share personal experiences of successes and challenges in the classroom
- Hear about the current status of women in STEM fields and the role of education in making change
- Gain a new perspective on strategies to increase participation of females in STEM courses and careers
- Participate in a marine science field investigation as a teaching model to engage female learners
- Learn about the history of "scientific sexism", gender and neurology, and the challenges of gender equity in STEM
- Take home a packet of materials and strategies to use in the classroom
Presenters:
Val Dusek, Professor of Philosophy, UNH, Durham
Dr. Christy Hammer, Associate Professor of Sociology and Education, USM
Dr. Loraine Washburn, Marine Science teacher at Coastal Studies for GIrls
Tara Treichel, Director of Education at Coastal Studies for Girls
Date: June 22, 8:00am-3:00pm
For: K-12 Science Teachers, Administrators, Science Department Heads, & Curriculum Specialists, Girl-serving Program Leaders, STEM education professionals
Tuition: $85/person, includes packet of teaching materials, morning refreshments,
Registration and more information
Questions? Please contact Tara Treichel