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• May 2024 ChemChat

  • When
    May 09, 2024
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    4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
  • Location
    online

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  ChemChats are monthly open roundtable discussions on Zoom facilitated by NEACT.  ChemChats are aimed at high school and college chemistry teachers but are open to all STEM teachers. Come to share ideas, come to ask questions, or just come for the collegiality.
  

  Our topic for this afternoon is "Adopting Curricula and Textbooks: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly". Here's an opportunity to ask others what programs they would recommend for different types of chem classes ... and which ones you  would not recommend. You can add to or access shared documents before, during and after the Chat in this folder.

  ChemChats are hosted by Sue Klemmer. I am ZOOMING from the coast of Maine, so times are always stated as east coast time. We run 4:00-5:00 pm EST.

  The next ChemChat will be June 13th. We are still seeking topics for June , although we may run the caneled April's topic of "Differentiation. Email me if you have suggestions: see Sue Klemmer under contacts. [Note I take a hiatus in July.]

  
  

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• NEACT 2024 Annual Summer Conference

  • Start
    August 05, 2024
  • End
    August 07, 2024
  • Location
    Clark University, Worcester MA

  Save the date--plan to attend the 2024 NEACT Summer Conference!

  The conference will be held August 5-7, 2024 at Clark University in historic Worcester, MA

  This year's theme is "Chemistry for All!"

  We are currently accepting proposals for presentations on all aspects of chemistry education.  We are particularly interested in presentations and workshops that explore innovative approaches, best practices, and research findings that aim to make chemistry education accessible to a wide range of learners. We also welcome proposals that highlight innovative ways to bring the latest advancements in chemistry into educational settings by exploring strategies that bridge the gap between the forefront of chemical research and the dynamic learning environments of high school and college classrooms. Chemistry educators at all levels--middle school, high school, and college--are encouraged to submit presentation proposals.   

  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

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