Presidents Day Event at ISU

TEACHING BY INQUIRY WORKSHOP FOR TEACHERS AND FIRST COLLEGE EXPERIENCE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

REGISTRATION IS FREE AND MEALS WILL BE PROVIDED.

WE HAVE A LIMITED BUDGET TO PAY FOR SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS IN CASE THERE IS NO OTHER WAY YOU CAN ATTEND THE EVENT (Parking also available for free)

How it works? Register for the event and bring along as many as 3 of your students that are interested in the sciences (Syllabus for the student event will be posted at a later time).


CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

QUESTIONS: e-mail

Teaching by Inquiry course syllabus
Monday, February the 15th, 2010


9:00-9:30 Arrival and opening remarks. Coffee will be served.

9:30-12:30 Teaching Science Through Inquiry: Practical Examples and Discussion (Jerrid Kruse)

12:30-1:45 Lunch and round table, Research for students and High School Teachers in College

1:45-2:15 What Does "Teaching Through Inquiry" really mean? (Michael Clough)

2:15-3:00 Moving Towards Inquiry Teaching (Joanne Olson)

3:00-3:45 Q & A with Physics Professors, Teaching by Inquiry at ISU

3:45-4:10 Coffee break

4:10-5:00 Colloquium: Topic "Predictors of College Success"


This event is funded by:

The National Science Foundation (Through NSF DMR-0748475 "CAREER: The Physics of Signaling in Cell Membranes: Phosphoinositides and Small GTPases as a Paradigm." ) and Iowa State University Funds.