Upcoming
Klein ISD Science Pin-It Conference (for Science Educators K-12)
June 4, 2018
Klein, TX (near Houston)
We're so excited to be invited as the keynote for this conference! This conference is always full of ideas for your classroom in sessions run by dedicated and passionate educators and the conference theme this year is about creating.
Check out the conference's page: https://sites.google.com/kleinisd.net/kleinpinit/home
This conference is open to both Klein ISD educators (free) AND non-Klein ISD educators ($15 per person).
Registration opens in May!
Check out the conference's page: https://sites.google.com/kleinisd.net/kleinpinit/home
This conference is open to both Klein ISD educators (free) AND non-Klein ISD educators ($15 per person).
Registration opens in May!
ASM Microbe
June 7-11
Atlanta, GA
We're speaking at ASM Microbe 2018 —the meeting connecting scientists with their science.
We are very excited to be able to present with some amazing science communicators in this session.
We are very excited to be able to present with some amazing science communicators in this session.
UTeach STEM Educators Conference
June 28-29
Austin, TX
Pinky is a UTeach alumna and honored to be invited as the keynote. This conference is open to all STEM educators (not only UTeach alumni), and it is always full of amazing ideas presented in hands-on sessions by other educators.
Registration available here.
Registration available here.
Texas Panhandle STEM Conference
July 24-25
Lubbock, TX
We're so excited to be one of the featured speakers at this conference! You can learn more about the conference (and find the registration) here.
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We enjoy sharing our passion via speaking, and we additionally offer educational services through classes and workshops! Below, you can see previous speaking events and trainings----as well as our inquiry form.
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Previous Speaking Events and TrainingsNovember 2017: CAST (Conference for Advancement of Science Teaching)
Five Fabulous Ways for Your Students to Create in Biology Houston, TX October 2017: Region 4 Science Conference Formative Assessments with Student-Created GIFs Let Students Be Creators with Science Vocabulary Houston, TX August 2017: TEKS Resource System Conference Five Fantastic Ways Students Can Be Classroom Creators Bringing Science TEKS to Life with GIFs San Antonio, TX May 2017: UTeach Conference Speaker in Opening Plenary (Pinky is a UTeach alumna) Austin, TX March 2017: ComSciCon-Houston Science Multimedia Panel Houston, TX January 2017: Klein ISD Unconference Keynote: "The One Creating is the One Who Is Learning" Klein, TX October 2016: TCCA Amoeba Sisters Present: Five Fabulous Student Creation Types Houston, TX October 2016: Region 4 Science Conference Student Video Creation in Science with Humor and Relevance Houston, TX July 2016: UTeach Alumni Conference Strategies for Student Creation in a Time-Crunched Classroom Austin, TX June 2016: Region 9 Texoma Regional Math and Science Conference Keynote: "The One Creating is the One Learning" Amoeba Sisters Video Creation in the Classroom Bringing Biology TEKS to Life with Comics and GIFs Wichita Falls, TX October 2015: TCCA Student Video Creation: Combining Creativity with Content The Comeback of the GIF: Animated Models Created by Students for Students Houston, TX July 2015: "Amoeba Sisters Student Video Creation Workshop" (in collaboration with UTeach) Austin, TX March 2015: SXSWedu "Video Creation: Where is the Humor and Relevance?" Austin, TX February 2015: Region 4 Science Conference Student Video Creation in Science with Humor and Relevance Houston, TX November 2014: CAST (Conference for Advancement of Science Teaching) Engaging the 21st Century Biology Student With Student Generated Video Dallas, TX October 2014: Region 4 Digital Learning Conference Beyond Screen Record: Bringing Humor and Relevance to Video Creation Houston, Texas July 2014: UTeach Alumni Conference Engaging the 21st Century Learner with Video Creation Austin, Texas
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Finalists in Rather Prize 2016
In our presentations, we are passionate about promoting students as creators and not just consumers. Our idea for a student creation showcase organized by curriculum standards had made it to the finalist round along with nine other ideas submitted by other educators. We continue to look for ways to support student creation. We have designed a page to support students as creators, and each topic in our new Unlectured Series includes ideas for involving students in creating with the content. |
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