When I first started teaching STEM at the district level 3 years ago, my first instinct anytime a student needed help was to immediately give them hints or tips on how to solve the problem or make their design better for project. I knew that doing that would rob them of the potential experience the Engineering Design Process can…
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It is commonly and widely known that there is a wide gap between certain student groups in STEM fields and majors, and research has shown there is a difference between the way teachers may view or speak about English Language Learners in STEM subjects (Bunch, Aguirre, and Tellex, 2009). It is important of holding asset views regarding our…
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One of the greatest parts of watching teacher tutorials is feeling like you’re planning or in a PLC with another teacher. If you’re looking to get more input on how I plan and teach in the classroom about classroom management, time-management tips, and more, keep reading! Tips on Teaching STEM During Distance Learning Looking for tips on how to…
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There’s something about going into another teacher’s classroom that gives us a million ideas! These youtube teacher vlogs do just that! Get ideas and get inspired by viewing videos. Bring coffee on your Sunday planning morning, and enjoy these videos! Classroom Tour: Parent Orientation, Night Before 1st Day, Welcome Packet Get some insight as to how I planned and set…
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