"I appreciate the writing teams' guidance as I have no background in teaching and providing feedback on curriculum caused some anxiety for me. This project was important in furthering our efforts to reach and teach students about the semiconductor industry."
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"Under extraordinary conditions of a global pandemic, I am in awe of this collective and how it banded together to create an innovative new curriculum, a teacher-first professional experience, and meaningful industry engagement opportunities."
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"How do you develop a type of curriculum that has not been developed before? You work with Teacher Research Consultants. Lesley and her team listened, ideated, revised, and developed the first integrated curriculum for the instructional day and expanded learning that will be used by school sites throughout San Diego County...as we develop new ways of thinking about learning post-COVID." |
"I love student choice "Students write an exit slip identifying which variable they are most interested in exploring" This is something that we went over in PD today. THANKS FOR BEING AHEAD OF THE CURVE!!! The vocab section is amazing! This will be good for our students who are English learners from the pictures, and the Description In your Own Words is exactly what myself and my science teacher are looking for our students to do."
- 7th Grade Science Teacher, The Aerospace Corporation lessons |
"I appreciate the use of this. I am starting a STEAM club at our public library and Tardigrades are the topic of our first meeting. While I create/roll out the teen programming in the library- I also have an MS in geoscience. I offered to bring STEAM in as there are not other scientists on staff. So, of course I want to expose them (mostly homeschoolers) to microscope use, graphs and data sets in a way that will interest them. I have seen quite a few tardigrade lessons and many fall short. You have created exactly what is needed."
-Librarian, The Aerospace Corporations lessons |
"My students LOVED the hands on components of designing and making a sailcar. They requested additional art time for crafting and designing their sails and many of them named their sailcar. The sailcar race competition was a blast. Students experimented racing their vehicles outdoors with natural wind and with wind powered by a fan. They formed teams and developed some strategies to improve the speed of their sailcars. It was wonderful to see students help and encourage each other to repair the pieces or try again. Students demonstrated proficient understand of sustainable energy and made connections to real life applications such as Tesla, Toyota Prius, hydrogen cars in the make."
-Elementary School Teacher, SEMI Foundation lessons |