Casper College, Wold Physical Science Center ~ January 11 & 12, 2008
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| The Wyoming Math and Science Conference Committee is pleased to invite you to attend the 6th Annual Wyoming Math and Science Teachers’ Professional Development Conference. Join your fellow K-16 mathematics and science educators from around the state at this innovative and exciting conference. Come learn about best practices and new technologies for teaching math and science and explore the possibilities with your colleagues, state officials, and national speakers. |
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| What is the Math & Science Conference?
The Math & Science Conference is designed to Promote and encourage collaboration among K-12 math and science teachers in Wyoming and the surrounding region.
- Share best practices and challenges of teaching math and science in the K-12 system.
- Learn from state and national speakers about the latest research regarding math and science and the importance of these two fields to the future of this country.
- Offer networking opportunities between K-12 math and science teachers and vendors of products and services that can enhance the teaching of math and science.
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Who Should Attend?
The Math and Science Conference offers beginning and experienced teachers in the K-12 school system to share experiences, knowledge, expertise, and innovative practices in the teaching of math and science.
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Why Should YOU Attend?
- Gain knowledge of best practices and techniques for implementing technology into your classroom.
- Participate in two-hour, hands-on workshops that are available daily.
- Learn by attending up to seven 50-minute, hands-on lessons and demonstrations each day.
- Network with more than 150 peers, presenters, and vendors from the region.
- Meet representatives from the State Department of Education and learn about standards and the PAWS-test.
- Experience the magic as Michael T Francis brings Galileo to life.
- Recognize this year’s winners of the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
- Earn University of Wyoming graduate credit or PTSB credit.
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