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#NCLearnsTogether, is a free, live, virtual conference FOR educators BY educators. Connect and learn from North Carolina teachers and more, who are successfully using virtual/distance learning tools and strategies. The schedule for NCLearnsTogether 3.0 is live!

Check out the 140+ sessions including: interactive webinars, virtual playgrounds, workshop, student panels, unconference/round tables,  dedicated leadership topics. With over 2 days of grassroots educator awesomeness, there will be something for everyone.

Organized by Adam Wiseman, Digital Learning and Innovation Coordinator, McDowell County Schools and Stacy Lovdahl, Educator on Loan, NCDPI Digital Teaching and Learning, our goal is to provide teachers with access to the expertise of North Carolina educators and beyond, who are successfully using virtual/distance learning tools and strategies.

With 140+ sessions over 2 days, there is something for everyone. CEU credit approval is subject to local Public School Unit approval). Visit bit.ly/nclearnstogetherpd for additional information.



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Friday, March 6 • 11:30am - 12:15pm
STEAM Synergy - How to integrate science, tech, engineering, and more across your school

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ENHANCE your curriculum with a STEAM integration! This session will explore ways that building, making and creating can supercharge learning. Learn how to transform your lessons with the 4 C's of 21st century learning. We will learn how to incorporate CRITICAL THINKING to solve problems, CREATIVITY to teach our students how to think outside the box, COLLABORATION between teachers and support staff to achieve a common goal, and COMMUNICATION to learn how to best convey ideas. Participants should bring along a digital device and be prepared to do some cool hands-on STEAM activities.

Presenters are a STEAM school lead STEAM teacher and a district Instructional Technology facilitator. We will present briefly on the 4cs and how we help motivate teachers at our school to integrate STEAM, but we mainly want participants to experience some of the lessons we have helped create for students at our school. We plan to discuss the collaborative process that led to some of these lessons and show evidence (finished products, videos) of how students responded to them. We would be open to expanding this session to a longer workshop format if NCTIES organizers so wish.

Speakers
avatar for Chris Goodson

Chris Goodson

Instructional Technology Facilitator, Gaston County Schools
Chris Goodson is an instructional technology facilitator for middle and high schools in Gaston County. He is a former journalist, recovering English teacher and a bit of a nerd. His professional interests include game-based learning, 3D design and printing, and makerspaces. In his... Read More →
avatar for Jenna Markwith

Jenna Markwith

Hawks Nest, Gaston County Schools
Jenna Markwith has been teaching for 11 years in Gaston County Schools. She is currently the Lead STEAM Teacher at Stanley Middle School. She has taught grades 3-5 and has a true passion for integrating technology into the classroom. She is a Pinnacle Leader.@Jsmarkwith


Friday March 6, 2020 11:30am - 12:15pm EST
RCC-302C 500 S Salisbury St, Raleigh, NC 27601
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