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Northeast Noyce Professional Learning Network

The Northeast Noyce Professional Learning Network Presents

Next Gen Perspectives on Earth and Human Activity

Hosted by West Chester University
700 South High Street
West Chester, PA, 19383

Overview

NGSS has increased focus on global climate change across all grade bands. Join us as we better understand and make connections to light energy’s role in global climate change.  Engaging with content as learners will pave the way for us to uncover teacher moves that engage and motivate students to learn. 

Institute Details

 

If you are a STEM educator in and around the West Chester region, we encourage you to register now!

We will use the phenomenon of wildfires to take a closer look at how energy enters and leaves Earth’s atmosphere. We will take the morning to experience this phenomenon as learners and grow our conceptual understanding of energy and light.  We will then use an Ambitious Science Teaching framework, the afternoon will involve a deep dive into NGSS and three-dimensional teaching and learning.

  • All participants are eligible for a $250 per session upon completion of the institute
  • Hotel and parking information for the institute are provided below
  • Lunch will be provided during each session

Part 1

 

Date: May 31, 2025

Time: 8:30am – 3:00pm

Location: Science Link Center, Room 150, West Chester University

Registration is Closed

Part 2

Date: September 20, 2025

Time: 8:30am – 4:00pm

Location: Science Link Center, Room 150, West Chester University

Hotel and Parking

Hotel Information

Any participant requiring overnight accommodations are expected to make them on their own.

Hotel Recommendation

Parking Information

  • 110 W Rosedale Ave, West Chester, PA 19382
  • Parking is located behind the building (Parking Map)

Host Information
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Thank you!

Materials produced for this institute and the Northeast Noyce Professional Learning Network are supported by the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program of the National Science Foundation under Grant #2320386