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Change The Story K-5 Science Workshop

An interactive, research-based workshop for K–5 science teachers and administrators, focused on elevating Tier 1 instruction with the new Science Instructional Guide. Participants explore how to make student thinking visible through science and engineering practices — creating and using models, interpreting and analyzing data, and engaging in argumentation and explanation — and design a student-centered classroom with phenomena-based thinking routines, small-group instruction, learning stations and collective reflection. Lunch and materials included; bring a computer.

Date & time: Mon · Oct 19 · 9:00 AM–3:30 PM ET
Venue: Science Museum of Virginia, 2500 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23220
Richmond, VA
Host: CTLG Consulting
CTLG Consulting
Organizer: CTLG Consulting
Price: $199 per person
Meals: Included

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