Teachers.
Create hands-on & minds-on learning experiences for all students with Strategize, Plan & Deliver.
K-12 teachers employing the WHY SCIENCE "research-to-lessons" approach to learning Shakepeare (first three teachers) and writing during a professional development workshop at the University of Connecticut, Storrs.
Strategize, Plan & Deliver is a Why Science® professional development technology designed to provide continued guidance and support on how to create hands-on & minds-on learning environments for the subjects you teach. This versatile resource can be utilized in staff development programs for teachers and after-school educators.
Strategize, Plan & Deliver technology is based on the “research-to-lessons” instructional technique featured in Why Science® professional development workshops for educators.
Use Strategize, Plan & Deliver to help you
- Create hands-on & minds-on learning environments for English, Reading/Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Foreign Languages, Civics & Government, Economics, Arts, History, Geography and other school subjects.
- Understand how to develop 21st Century thinking and learning skills in your students.
- Build confidence to engage students with different abilities and achievement levels in the subjects you teach.
- Boost your scientific problem solving skills
What are teachers are saying about WHY SCIENCE professional development workshop effectiveness?
“I came away with a deeper understanding of the science and technology concepts presented which I can now pass on to my students. I thoroughly enjoyed the workshop and wish there could be more of them … In my district, for a large number of students, English is a second language. They don’t have the word bank of those students who were born in the United States. These types of activities help them learn much faster than if they just read. These activities have many societal connections which makes science more meaningful to the students.”
-L. A., High School Teacher, New Haven CT
“I learned a variety of activities that can be used in my freshman class. Got more background in polymerization especially biopolymers.”
-J. N., Middle School Teacher, North Haven CT
Make your classroom a richer learning environment. Contact Why Science to learn more