Large Scale Demonstrations of Nanoscale Science Karen Dewhirst Creative Discovery Museum, Chattanooga, TN Museum Experience Manager, Science/Exhibits.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
How to Plan and Design Effective PowerPoint Presentations Mrs. CarolAnn Barr-Gutkowski Business Teacher Fordson High School Dearborn, MI.
Advertisements

Inductions at University of Wolverhampton Jo Alcock Learning & Information Services (LIS)
PAYS FOR: Literacy Coach, Power Hour Aides, LTM's, Literacy Trainings, Kindergarten Teacher Training, Materials.
Flying WILD Bird Education for Schools Welcome to Flying WILD.
Curriculum Night Mr. Ziemkowski’s 2 nd Grade Snoqualmie Elementary’s Mission: “Working together to provide a safe, nurturing and engaging environment which.
Port Discovery Children’s Museum Sarah Zimmerman STEM and Education Specialist portdiscovery.org
History and Film: Enabling Students to Creatively Study History with Autonomy Katie Pearson TQEP Minigrant Recipient.
Planting the seeds for the future JEDI4KiDS Workshop Guidelines T3 12 July 2014 DMC College Foundation Auditorium In partnership with.
Designing Effective Science Lessons Standards Cognitive Development Content Lesson Format Methodologies Effective Science Lessons.
UA Museum of the North Education Programming and Outreach Roger Topp: Education Science & Technology Projects Developer Cabled Seafloor Observatories Workshop.
2008 Information and Guidelines Sponsored by the Office of International Outreach and the Academy of Future Leaders Texas A&M University.
Overview of the M&E of PHN Program’s Regional Workshop.
What is DLESE (part 3) Shelley Olds University Corporation for Atmospheric Research DLESE Program Center July 17 – 22, Resources.
An Overview of the NISE Network Presentation Overview NISE Network Network Community Educational Products Get More Involved.
Working with teachers and schools to reach K-12 students Kevin Dilley, Sciencenter, Ithaca, NY Barbara McMillin, Children’s Museum in Oak Lawn, Oak Lawn,
Training in Nano Content Session Presenters Shari Hartshorn Science Museum of Minnesota Tifferney White Lied Discovery Children’s Museum.
Teacher Professional Development Network-Wide Meeting December 2012.
Nano is Everywhere! Nanoscience Family Science Night Jessica Liken Lead Educator – Physical Science and Chemistry Programs Perot Museum of Nature and Science.
Printed by Reaching For the Stars: My NASA IYA 2009 Experience, Adam Goler American University, Washington DC Reaching For the Stars:
Digital Libraries: New Tools for ScienceTeaching and Learning.
Empowering Student Participation Lisa Sabella Karen Kondrick Allyson Bird Ripley Central School District.
NanoDays! JUNE 2015 NETWORK-WIDE MEETING NISENET.ORG.
A Beginner’s Guide to Conducting an Alice Workshop Brenda Parker Middle Tennessee State University Murfreesboro TN.
The TEAK Project 1 TEAK/TA Teaching Workshop Session 1: Introduction and Classroom Management Dr. Elizabeth DeBartolo, Mechanical Engineering Dr. Margaret.
Summer Exploration Institute Lessons Learned and Experience Gained.
Wind for Schools Energy Educator’s Webinar August 13, 2010.
Blackboard Learn 9.1 © 2010 Blackboard Inc. All rights reserved.
UW-Madison MRSEC IEG Nanoworld Discovery Center De Pablo DMR Educational Outreach: Public Science Education University of Wisconsin – Madison (UW)
Museum and Community Partnerships.
Integrating Nano Into Larger Themes JUNE 2015 NETWORK-WIDE MEETING NISENET.ORG.
Sponsored by the National Science Foundation Strategies to Encourage Careers in CyberSecurity and Information Technology 1.
Creative Transition Planning. The need for transition planning  Studies show students make up their mind about college around 8 th grade  More choices.
An Overview of the NISE Network Presentation Overview NISE Network Network Community Educational Products Evaluation and Research.
Engaging the Public in Conversations about Nanotechnology & Society Network-Wide Meeting December 2012.
Assisting, Collaborating, and Training ESL Content Teachers (ACT-ESL) Hosted by VCU School of Education and funded by the U.S. Department of Education.
Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Views from the Hubble Space Telescope Lesson Subject Matter: Astronomy and Hubble Space Telescope Lesson Time: 1-2 hours.
With Do-it-Yourself Live Streaming LIVE!.  Live streaming allows for viewers to watch and listen to a video feed in real time.  Anyone with an internet.
Planning a Museum & Community Partnership Project Brown-Bag Workshop | Wednesday, September 30, Welcome (Kayla Berry) 2.Introduction (Rae Ostman)
Afternoons with Alice Tom Stokke Computer Science Department University of North Dakota.
GEMS* on the Go *Girls exploring math and science A new outreach program through UB (A. Markelz, Physics)
How to give a PowerPoint Presentation Staff Development Group and Central Computing Services.
Children’s Discovery Museum Bethany Thomas Network-Wide Meeting June 2015.
Mike Rathbun Discovery Center Museum Network-Wide Meeting December 2012.
Welcome to Rankin Elementary -- 4 th Grade Mrs. Vicari Room 30.
1 NanoSense Who? – Teachers in elementary and secondary institutions – Essentially all science teachers should be included What? – Basic unifying chemistry,
Morning Routine Burbrink – 6 th grade On Click Animated Version.
A digital story is a story that is told through digital means, such as the computer. It uses a program, such as Microsoft PowerPoint, to engage viewers.
Adapting Existing Science Lessons to Address Science and Engineering Practices for Science in 3-D R. Thomas Layfield All Presentation Materials Available.
Application for Classroom Teach a Class Activity.
How To Start A Science Festival What is a Science Festival? Set Your Goals/Mission: – Broader impacts/ educate/inform? – General Public/Schools/Both?
Welcome!. TEXAS STATE PLAN FOR THE EDUCATION OF GIFTED/TALENTED STUDENTS Students who participate in services designed for gifted/talented students will.
Welcome to Rankin Elementary -- 4 th Grade Mrs. Vicari Room 30.
The Family Nano: Engaging Family Audiences through Festivals and Evening Events Network-Wide Meeting December 2012.
TPACK & Training Teachers: Preparing Pre-Service Elementary Math Specialists Cheryll E. Crowe, Ph.D Department of Mathematics.
Project JAK J ames Ottavi, A nya Kim, K asra Zarei.
Reflections, Discussion Threads and Peer Review for Assessment in Online Learning Kristine Rabberman, Ph.D. Carol A. Muller, Ph.D.
GEOSCIENCE AT THE LIBRARY Experiences in Student-Led Community Outreach.
Matt Knorr October 2013 with Karen Merritt et al. Spring Creek middle school, Providence Utah.
Photo: Anthony Holloway Public Outreach and Engagement at Jodrell Bank Naomi Smith Events and Participation Programme Manager Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre.
D I S C O V E R Y Challenge.
Success and Diversity Programs Office of Equity and Diversity
Improving Engagement A science communication Workshop for WCP Conference 23rd November 2016 Welcome Introduce myself and my role – background. Introduce.
A Pathway to Their Possibilities
تكملة الوحدة الاولى الفصل الثاني بالكتاب للاطلاع ثم الفصل الثالث التخطيط لبناء الاختبارات التحصيلية الفصل الثالث من الكتاب (87-164)
Elementary School Engineering Design Training
During Today’s Workshop
Summer Success Academy Program Analysis Spring 2016
Professional development for elementary teachers
High School Engineering Design Training
TITLE OF PRESENTATION Name of Presenter.
Presentation transcript:

Large Scale Demonstrations of Nanoscale Science Karen Dewhirst Creative Discovery Museum, Chattanooga, TN Museum Experience Manager, Science/Exhibits

Types of Science Demonstrations at Creative Discovery Museum General Admission Science Demonstrations Special Event demonstrations Science Demonstrations for School Groups

General Admission Science Demonstration 30 minute presentation in auditorium Daily in high season; weekends in low season Audience participation in experiments Presented by Museum Educators Topic changes every 3-4 months Occasional school group tours

Surface Area Demonstration for General Admission Guests Modified to increase length and audience participation – Spring 2012 Presented by Museum Educators Added PowerPoint to facilitate presentation of science content

Special Event - Attack of the Nano Scientist Part of Nano Day 2011 and Nano Night 2012 festivities Nano man pre-sells presentation Nano man - super hero status/photo opportunities Presentation provides opportunity to wrap-up nano activity content Modifications increase audience participation

Training Science Demonstrations Written script with experiment details Group training – Watch the demo – Do the experiments Individual practice sessions Check-off performance Live performance Peer review every month

Science Demonstrations for School Groups 60 minute presentation by reservation only followed by a 60 minute hands-on workshop Grade level specific (K-5) Meets state science standards Audience participation Larger than life equipment Engaging and animated presenter with science background (back-up presenters trained)

Next Steps 2013 mini-grant recipient Expand museum audience in age and geography – Develop nanoscale science demonstration and workshop for middle school groups – Develop distance learning nanoscale science lesson with hands-on activities