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Terri Hebert, Ed. D., Sherry Severson, Amber Jerdon, Kiersten Reeve More Information
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Guests:
- Terri Hebert, Ed. D.Associate Professor of Science EducationIU South Bend
- Sherry SeversonScience TeacherLakeland High School
- Amber JerdonScience TeacherLakeland High School
- Kiersten ReeveScience TeacherLakeland Intermediate School
Additional Resources:
- How to Adapt Your Teaching Stategies to Students Needs
- Being able to adapt in the classroom improves a teacher's well-being
- Ten ways teachers are adapting to remote classrooms
- Adapting Middle and High School Science Lessons for Distance Learning
- 20 Ways to Adapt the Science Lab
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- Terri Hebert, Ed. D.Associate Professor of Science EducationIU South Bend
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Jennifer Henecke, Melody Lutz More Information
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Every year for nearly 30 years, the St. Joseph County Public Library has put on Science Alive, an event where kids get up close to different kinds of science experiments. Because of COVID, this year they had to do something different for safety reasons. Children and their families will not only be experiencing science virtually, but now the event will be running through the entire month of February with different shows and experiments.
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Guests:
- Jennifer HeneckeCommunications SpecialistSt.Joseph County Public Library
St. Joseph County Public Library - Melody LutzDigital Content SpecialistSt. Joseph County Public Library
Additional Resources:
- Learning by doing helps students perform better in science
- The Importance of Hands-On Science
- Hands on Science Ideas and Activities
- Does Hands-On Learning Benefit Science Students
- 5 Benefits of Hands-On Learning in a Tech-Crazed World
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- Jennifer HeneckeCommunications SpecialistSt.Joseph County Public Library
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Melissa Gunter, Jeremy Gill, Amanda Brunson-Cruz More Information
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The Potawatomi Zoo wants to make learning more interactive and forward thinking, by hosting homeschool classes at the zoo. These classes include kids being able to handle ambassador animals, learn about animal care, and job fields that involve the caretaking of exotic animals. Their overall mission is to inspire kids to become stewards of nature and wild life.
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Guests:
- Melissa GunterYouth Programs CoordinatorPotawatomi Zoo
- Jeremy GillCurator of EducationPotawatomi Zoo
- Amanda Brunson-CruzEducation & Volunteer ManagerPotawatomi Zoo
Additional Resources:
- Understanding Conservation
- Animal Conservation Explained for Children
- Educational Benefits of Zoos
- Educational Activities You Can Do at Home
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- Melissa GunterYouth Programs CoordinatorPotawatomi Zoo
