We are excited to announce a follow-up training/review session for any teachers who have previously participated in a Teachers with GUTS training (offered by New Mexico CS Education). If you have attended a 2, 3, or 5-day workshop and would like a refresher or chance to practice, join us for a virtual workshop.
This is a 5-day virtual workshop for Massachusetts middle-school science teachers. Project GUTS’ CS in Science workshops offer interactive instruction from experienced GUTS facilitators, including an introduction to computer science, pedagogy, curriculum overview, and practice with the StarLogo Nova programming environment. Workshop spreadsheet
The Madison Alabama City School district is sponsoring a 3-day Project GUTS seminar for their middle school science teachers. The online workshop will help teachers meet the new Alabama standards on incorporating computer science into regular education science classes.
Facilitators are Susan Gibbs and Jennifer Cordova.
Link to Google Spreadsheet for this workshop
This is Project GUTS' PD that is part of the PUMP-CS PD Summits.
The course is designed to integrate Computer Science (CS) concepts into existing middle school science classes, especially in contexts in which a standalone CS course is not available. Helps students from all different backgrounds to engage in scientific inquiry by investigating topics of interest to their local communities and sharing their experiments and findings.
Project GUTS’ CS in Science workshop offers interactive instruction from an experienced GUTS facilitators including an introduction to computer science, pedagogy, curriculum overview, and practice with the StarLogo Nova programming environment. The CS in Science curriculum features: use of a block-based programming environment on the web (slnova.org); daily lesson plans for teachers, videos, and supplemental extension resources; a modular design that allows for a variety of classroom implementations; and alignment to national science (NGSS) and computer science (CSTA) standards.
5 Day Training on Integrating GUTS models and computational thinking into the science classroom.
Project GUTS is providing a week-long workshop for Middle School Science and Technology teachers, as part of Arizona's Computer Science PD week.
This is a week long training for Middle School Science and Technology teachers; and a simultaneous facilitator training and design workshop for returning teachers.
Facilitator training workshop and Design workshop
Teachers with GUTS Fall PD in Richmond VA
Facilitators for Fall PD RPS:
Josh Bearman (jbearman@rvaschools.net )
Teachers with GUTS will be offering a curriculum design workshop for returning Project GUTS Cohort 2 teachers. The workshop will be held the week of June 18, in Las Cruces, NM.
Project GUTS will be offering a PD workshop for Virginia teachers in partnership with CodeVA. Register and complete paperwork starting at 8:30, Monday July 16.
Shared Resources Document for Code VA workshop (Google Doc)
This will be our 3rd Facilitator Summit where our corps of national facilitators comes together to prepare for future workshops and sharpen our skills.
Friday: arrival in afternoon/evening, check in at hotel.
Saturday: Full day of planning and preparation - Group dinner
Sunday: Full day of planning and preparation - BBQ at Constitution Marina
Monday: Half-day of closing discussion and goals for the year.
This is Project GUTS' national PD open to any middle school science teacher in the US.
The Teachers with GUTS cohort 3 workshop will be held as part of the NM CS PD Week, June 4-8, 2018 in Albuquerque, NM. This workshop is open to NM teachers.
Project GUTS will be participating in a panel discussion on CT integration at this year's To Code and Beyond conference in NYC on November 3, 2017. (See https://tocodeandbeyondrigorandjoy.splashthat.com/)
Project GUTS was invited to participate in the NM EPSCoR Interdisciplinary Innovation Working Group (I-IWG) workshop on New Mexico Computational Science Pathway: an Integral Part of NM’s Cyberinfrastructure for Research and Education. At this workshop, participants will discuss computer science pathways in New Mexico (what currently exists in New Mexico? What populations are served by these? then begin to map out pathways, starting with K-12 through higher education and ending with employment.
One day refresher workshop for TwiG Cohort 2 participants.
Location: Centennial HIgh School
Link to Projects and Resources (Google Doc for workshop)
Project GUTS will offer a 3 day professional development workshop sponsored by CSNYC on August 28-30, 2017. This workshop will prepare NYC teachers to integrate the CS in Science curricular modules into regular school day science classes.