Open to: Grades K – 12 Teachers, Instructional Leads, and Administrators Opportunity at a Glance: Join the Department of Social Studies and Civics for a special
Immigration and American Identity: Restriction and the Making of “Illegality” in Early 20th‑Century New York
Open to: Grades K – 12 Teachers, Instructional Leads and Administrators Opportunity at a Glance: How did Italian and Jewish immigrant communities navigate an era
Collect and Use Plant Data in Middle School Science: Living Evidence of a Changing Climate
Open to: Middle School Science Teachers Opportunity at a Glance: Join the NYC Public Schools Climate Education Leadership Team for a virtual workshop. Plants respond
Free Webinar: 3 Positive Ways to Engage Families (That Impact Students)
Open to: Teachers, Schools Leaders and Coaches Opportunity at a Glance: During this 30-minute Spark Session, particpants explore three positive, practical ways to engage families
Immigration and American Identity: Restriction and the Making of “Illegality” in Early 20th‑Century New York
Open to: Grades K – 12 Teachers, Instructional Leads and Administrators Opportunity at a Glance: How did Italian and Jewish immigrant communities navigate an era
Develop Your Elementary Sensemaking Toolkit Using Techniques from OpenSciEd
Open to: Elementary Science Educators Opportunity at a Glance: Join STEMteachersNYC for our OpenSciEd Elementary: Storytelling and Sense-Making from Phenomena workshop. Led by “The Science