Past Events

Our friends at Michigan Mathematics & Science Leadership Network are hosting another great event as part of the Empowering Mathematics Educators series. 

On January 25, from 7:00-8:30PM, participants will experience a lesson that incorporates the eight NCTM Mathematics Teaching Practices. This will be followed by a discussion intended to make visible the “equitable teaching practices” to help us all better envision the kind of classroom practices that support an anti-racism agenda.

Back by popular demand! 

Health in Our Hands-Flint/Genesee Partnership is hosting TWO virtual health summits (final presentations) for middle school students who are studying Health in Our Hands curriculum.  We hope you can attend.

Youth Substance Use Disorder Virtual Health Summit - 8th graders from Flint Community Schools and Atherton Community Schools

Wednesday, January 13, 2021 

Session I: 11:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m.

Session II: 12:45 p.m. – 1:45 p.m.

Science standards based on A Framework for K-12 Science Education require opportunities for students to learn “how science is utilized, in particular through the engineering design process, and they should come to appreciate the distinctions and relationships [among] engineering, technology, and applications of science." Translating this in the science classroom means engineering lessons must create an authentically need to use or develop big ideas from physical, life, or Earth and space science together with big ideas from engineering design to solve problems.

CREATE's NextGen Project Based Learning team will be presenting 'Science Classroom Driving Question Boards' for middle and high school on 12/8, from 6:00-7:30PM as part of the MEA Center for Leadership & Learning webinar series.

Webinars are free to all MEA members in good standing! Don't miss this opportunity - SCECHs available. 

To register: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040b48abac2fa4fa7-meafall

Join colleagues and friends as the Women in STEM conference returns on December 8th, from 10:30am - 4:00pm.

Hear from several college leaders, alumni, and student panelists, and the featured speaker, Michele Payn.

To learn more about the day’s schedule and see the full list of panelists and presenters, and register, please visit the Women in STEM website.

We are excited to announce the first Co-Integrate Speaker Series session of '20-'21. 

Dr. Kristen Bieda will welcome Jennifer Green, Associate Professor of Statistics Education, and Corey Drake, Professor of Teacher Education and Mathematics Education, who will be sharing their current research, with time for questions at the end. 

There is no need to register! Just join the Zoom room at: 

https://msu.zoom.us/j/95926264864

Meeting ID: 959 2626 4864

Passcode: 151930

EARLY BIRD PRICING ENDS THURSDAY, OCT 1!

ISTE20 Live features some of the biggest names in edtech who are eager to share just-in-time strategies to address the challenges of the moment! The custom-built immersive and interactive experience will allow you to question presenters, collaborate with other educators and play with the latest apps for learning.

Click here for more information about conference. 

You are invited to the upcoming Mathematics Education Colloquium, on Friday, November 13, 2020, from 11:00 am-noon on Zoom. Dr. Anna DeJarnette and Dr. Casey Hord from the University of Cincinnati will be presenting Blending Perspectives: Studies of Discourse and Gesturing in Math and Special Education.