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acronin@ngs.org
afeitor@medford.k12.ma.us
ann.mcgovern@state.ma.us
ann_dannenberg@newton.k12.ma.us
aosowiecki@bostonpublicschools.org
apedersen@fairhavenps.net
ariel.serkin@gmail.com
aserkin@stemteachersmassbay.org
astrong34@gmail.com
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bcasey@swampscott.k12.ma.us
bcolahan@projectengin.com
bgilmore@milfordma.com
bmernoff@mit.edu
borgesk@foxborough.k12.ma.us
bruce@minipcr.com
carolyn_jacobs@wgbh.org
chasbrouck@everfi.com
christinanicolson400p@gmail.com
csteever@neaq.org
dadler@upacademyleonard.org
dkablik@concordps.org
enoch1680@thehandlemans.org
fosterjg@verizon.net
gina32882@gmail.com
grubino@worldacademynh.com
hstarkel@natickps.org
info@intelladapt.com
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isadel.eddy@doe.mass.edu
jahfry@mits.org
Jayne_kerner@newton.k12.ma.us
jenny_craddock@newton.k12.ma.us
jgorman@mursd.org
jmacneil@cpsd.us
jostrange1@att.net
k_woods@sharon.k12.ma.us
kbuckman@acceleratelearning.com
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kmayotte@nrsd.net
kmcelroy-brown@concord.org
kshay@duxbury.k12.ma.us
kswan@need.org
larissa@stemgem.com
laura_rossier@newton.k12.ma.us
llecuyer@aps1.net
lwhitney@slrsd.org
maryshoney@gmail.com
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nscola@doe.mass.edu
pmyers@lowell.k12.ma.us
psnow@fas.harvard.edu
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ralph.bouquet@wgbh.org
rderival@innovationcharter.org
rickglatz@live.com
ronitbenshir@gmail.com
rpierce@glts.net
ryder@wpi.edu
s-murray@comcast.net
s2drinkwater@gmail.com
salewis@lexingtonma.org
sbrunnett@lab-aids.com
shannon@stempilot.com
shawn@energyteachers.org
shirinhaddadin@gmail.com
Smilitello@shrewsbury.k12.ma.us
sweaver@wpi.edu
tamarkin@stcc.edu
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tdiluna@billericak12.com
tweiss@westfield.ma.edu
whitney.hagins@massbio.org
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Thursday
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Board Room
8:00am •
Recyclable STEM: The Race Car Challenge
11:00am •
What's a "CER" and why do I need one?
1:00pm •
Strategies for Teaching Science to EL Students
2:15pm •
Building on Science: A pathway for integrating Science and Literacy
Box-wood
11:00am •
The 100 Languages of Children? REggio Emila approch
1:00pm •
Invention Education & Youth Innovation: School Invention Conventions
2:15pm •
Smithsonian Science for the Classroom to the Rescue
Colonial
8:00am •
Customer and Technical Support Associate
8:00am •
Biomimicry in the Elementary Classroom
8:00am •
STEAM in the Classroom
8:00am •
Teaching Science With Limited Time
8:00am •
Bio-Inspired Inventions
8:00am •
Cross-District Science Mapping
8:00am •
Bananas for carbohydrates and cells
11:00am •
"Cutting the Carbon" Environmental Engineering
1:00pm •
Cause and Effect: An 8th Grade Integrated Curriculum Outline Based on the 2016 MA ST&E Frameworks
2:15pm •
Designing a Makerspace for All K-5 Students
Cotillion
8:00am •
Energy Games, Chants, & Plays: Introducing Energy Literacy to Elementary Students!
11:00am •
Intentional Collaboration: Teacher Moves to Address Equity in the Classroom
1:00pm •
Integrating Biomimicry Design Ideas Into Your Life Sciences Curriculum
2:15pm •
Establishing the Social Emotional Climate of My Differentiated Classroom
Courtyard
12:00pm •
Lunch - Ticketed
5:00pm •
Pre-Awards Dinner Reception
6:00pm •
MAST Awards Banquet
Deck
8:00am •
Support Literacy with Science Interactive Modles from PBS LearningMedia
11:00am •
STEM in Early Childhood Education
1:00pm •
The Stories of Science: Integrating Literacy and Science to Spark Lifelong Learners, Communicators and Thinkers
2:15pm •
Honeybees-a tool to teach sustainablitly
Director
8:00am •
Claim-Evidence-Reasoning: The Value of Framing Scientific Explanations in you ESL and Bilingual Classrooms
11:00am •
Teach reading through the lens of science with engaging, authentic fiction and National Geographic nonfiction texts.
1:00pm •
What Happens When Objects Collide?
2:15pm •
Canceled - Alphabet Soup: UDL for ELL's in STEM Classes: Tips and Tricks for Educators to Increase Access and Equity
Exhibit Hall
7:00am •
Registration, Exhibit Hall and Refershments
10:15am •
Exhibit Hall & Keynote Q&A
3:15pm •
Exhibit Hall
Federal
9:15am •
KEYNOTE - Needs an update
11:00am •
The 5E's in 60 minutes
1:00pm •
Screen-Free Coding and Robotics for PreK-2nd Grade – A Hands-On Experience with KIBO!
2:15pm •
Building systems from Scratch
Fern
11:00am •
National Geographic’s Geo-Inquiry Process in Action!
1:00pm •
Spark creativity and fuel innovation by teaching students to ask their own STEM questions
2:15pm •
Teaching Space Science with Digital Media
Green-wood
11:00am •
Best Practices in STEM Space Design and Use
1:00pm •
Upper Elementary Sustainable Science
2:15pm •
Singing Science: Teaching Through Chants, Call-Backs, and More!
Ivy
11:00am •
Data Literacy Using Hands-On & Virtual Labs
1:00pm •
Seeds of STEM: Problem-based STEM Curriculum for Early Childhood
2:15pm •
Demystifying 3D NGSS and STEM Using the Phenomenon of Earthquakes
Seminar
11:00am •
Learning Binary Code to Understand Information Transfer
1:00pm •
Teaching Weather and Climate with Digital Media
2:15pm •
Support Literacy with Science Interactive Modles from PBS LearningMedia
TBA
3:45pm •
MAST Annual Meeting
Friday
, November 2
Board
8:00am •
Engage Girls in STEM & Cover NGSS/STE by Having Students Deploy Sensors with STEMgem
Board Room
11:00am •
Changes in the Land; Field Science and Classroom Map Activities creating Understanding of Massachusetts' Changing Landscape
1:00pm •
Beecology: A Bio-CS Bridge to Address Ecological Problems
2:15pm •
A Closer Look at Student Models: Invasive Species
Box-wood
11:00am •
Sustainable Living: A Green Chemistry Final Project
1:00pm •
High School MCAS Biology through the Garden and Food System
2:15pm •
Inquiry with Web GIS Storytelling
Colonial
8:00am •
Wind Weightlifting Challenge
8:00am •
Model My Watershed
8:00am •
The New Styrofoam
8:00am •
Utilizing Scaffolds to Help Students Form Testable Questions
8:00am •
New Climate Change Education Resources
8:00am •
STEM for Syrian Refugees
8:00am •
The Electron Game
8:00am •
Building and Using Shake Lights To Demonstrate Magnetic Induction
8:00am •
Year Long kindergarten woodworking curriculum
11:00am •
The Full Course: Modeling Antibiotic Resistance
1:00pm •
Monitor Student Progress & Understanding in Real-Time with Geniventure
2:15pm •
The Genetics and Bioethics of Opioid Addiction and Treatment!
Cotillion
8:00am •
Build a solar cooker that actually cooks
11:00am •
Exploring Climate Change
1:00pm •
Science Practices Assessed
2:15pm •
Endeavor: STEM Career Exploration resource
Courtyard
12:00pm •
Lunch - Ticketed
Deck
8:00am •
Innovative Conceptual Engineering Design (ICED) Epic Challenge Program - Sustainable Human Colony on Mars
11:00am •
Epidemic Crisis and Public Behavior: System Dynamics & Modeling as Pedagogical Approaches
1:00pm •
Environmental Data Mosaics: Data literacy through art
2:15pm •
From Video to VR: Teaching Environmental Justice with NOVA
Director
8:00am •
Place-based Education: Design a stimulating, inexpensive, NGSS supported field trip in your community or on your school grounds
11:00am •
Biofuel Production: An Ecological Tale of Two Niches!
1:00pm •
STEM-ulating Activities on Human Ecology
2:15pm •
Introduction to the Circular Economy
Exhibit Hall
7:00am •
Registration, Exhibit Hall and Refershments
10:15am •
Exhibit Hall & Keynote Q&A
3:15pm •
Exhibit Hall & Raffel
Federal
9:15am •
Keynote - Vince Rotello
11:00am •
Composting at School for Sustainability & Science
1:00pm •
Literacy in Lab
2:15pm •
BioBuilder: Bringing engineering into the biology classroom
Fern
11:00am •
Law of Conservation of Mass: How to Teach Science Practice through Content
1:00pm •
Hazardous Weather: Winter Storms - NWS Resources and Lesson Plans for Teaching Weather
2:15pm •
POGILs and Case Studies: The New "Lecture"
Green-wood
11:00am •
A New Frontier for STEM Education: Brain Computer Interface for Adaptive Learning
1:00pm •
Linking Transformation and PCR in your classroom
2:15pm •
Connecting Genotype to Phenotype Using PCR in Rapid Cycling Brassica rapa
Ivy
11:00am •
How to Teach Students Not to Plagiarize
1:00pm •
Teaching Science Through Nonfiction -- Using The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks as a Framework
2:15pm •
Seeds of STEM: Problem-based STEM Curriculum for Early Childhood
Seminar
8:00am •
Science and Technology/Engineering MCAS Update
8:00am •
Integrating Science and Literacy Standards
11:00am •
DNA Glow Lab: A New Way to Investigate DNA Structure
1:00pm •
Blended Learning - Changing a Students Learning Experience
2:15pm •
Design an alien for your planet
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enoch1680@thehandlemans.org
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gina32882@gmail.com
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info@intelladapt.com
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isadel.eddy@doe.mass.edu
jahfry@mits.org
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jenny_craddock@newton.k12.ma.us
jgorman@mursd.org
jmacneil@cpsd.us
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kbuckman@acceleratelearning.com
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kmayotte@nrsd.net
kmcelroy-brown@concord.org
kshay@duxbury.k12.ma.us
kswan@need.org
larissa@stemgem.com
laura_rossier@newton.k12.ma.us
llecuyer@aps1.net
lwhitney@slrsd.org
maryshoney@gmail.com
mdubosarsky@wpi.edu
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nscola@doe.mass.edu
pmyers@lowell.k12.ma.us
psnow@fas.harvard.edu
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ralph.bouquet@wgbh.org
rderival@innovationcharter.org
rickglatz@live.com
ronitbenshir@gmail.com
rpierce@glts.net
ryder@wpi.edu
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s2drinkwater@gmail.com
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shannon@stempilot.com
shawn@energyteachers.org
shirinhaddadin@gmail.com
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sweaver@wpi.edu
tamarkin@stcc.edu
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tdiluna@billericak12.com
tweiss@westfield.ma.edu
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