Data can have tremendous power- and with great power, comes great responsibility. That is why we need to help our students understand how to choose data, symbolize data and display data, in honest and thoughtful ways to "tell the story".
The Power of Data (POD) Project has been recognized by Change the Equation as an Accomplished STEMworks Program that makes a real impact on students. Our professional learning programs enable teachers to enhance their existing lessons with Geospatial Inquiry in order to to increase 5-12 grade students' 21st century skills and STEM career awareness.
New Hampshire POD Participants will receive:
1) $500 from GeoPriSM and $300 from POD (total $800) for the 5 days of workshop attendance, outside preparation and assigned reading.
2) Certificate of attendance documenting 35 hours of seat time for attendance at the POD Teacher Workshop.
3)Certificate of participation documenting 25 hours of preparation and reading.
4) $200 from POD after implementing your Geospatial Inquiry lesson, submitting an implementation log, and administering an online survey to students.
The Power of Data (POD) Project has been recognized by Change the Equation as an Accomplished STEMworks Program that makes a real impact on students. Our professional learning programs enable teachers to enhance their existing lessons with Geospatial Inquiry in order to to increase 5-12 grade students' 21st century skills and STEM career awareness.
New Hampshire POD Participants will receive:
1) $500 from GeoPriSM and $300 from POD (total $800) for the 5 days of workshop attendance, outside preparation and assigned reading.
2) Certificate of attendance documenting 35 hours of seat time for attendance at the POD Teacher Workshop.
3)Certificate of participation documenting 25 hours of preparation and reading.
4) $200 from POD after implementing your Geospatial Inquiry lesson, submitting an implementation log, and administering an online survey to students.
Sign up on this googleform as soon as possible, as space is limited.
Sign up for an opportunity to learn about data and data types. Learn how to manipulate the data, and add more information to the data sets, so that students can learn from you. We will meet THIS SUMMER, at Hopkinton Middle High School, in Contoocook, New Hampshire. July 10-14, 2017.:
Contact Ina Ahern i_ahern (at ) nhedgis.org or Bob Woolner rwoolner (at) sau66.org for more information. Also... please sign up using this form.
Sign up for an opportunity to learn about data and data types. Learn how to manipulate the data, and add more information to the data sets, so that students can learn from you. We will meet THIS SUMMER, at Hopkinton Middle High School, in Contoocook, New Hampshire. July 10-14, 2017.:
Contact Ina Ahern i_ahern (at ) nhedgis.org or Bob Woolner rwoolner (at) sau66.org for more information. Also... please sign up using this form.
Supported by DRL 1513287 |
Supported by a Math Science Partnership grant (MSP) from NH DOE |