Experiential Learning and Inquiry for Physical Science Educators (ELIPSE) is the theme for the Georgia Science Teachers Association (GSTA) District II (northeast Georgia) Conference

The conference will present inquiry based strategies and technologies to enhance K- 12 student learning. Participants will be actively involved in learning inquiry techniques including high speed video capture and interactive simulations. The conference is being hosted by UNG - Gainesville, and is sponsored by GSTA,UNG - Gainesville, Brenau University, and the Georgia State University physics and astronomy department. 

Conference Location, Date & Time

The conference will be held at the Science Building at UNG-Gainesville (3820 Mundy Mill Rd.  Gainesville 30503) on Saturday, March 28, 2015 from 9:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Lunch will provided to all participants. Take-aways will be available at registration pickup. Door prizes will be presented at the closing session.

REGISTRATION IS FREE

Schedule

The featured presentation topic will be The Role of Inquiry in the Science Classroom,  presented by UNG professor Dr. April Nelms.

Three 80 minute sessions are scheduled, with two or three presentation choices per session.

The conference will conclude with presentation of door prizes.

Theme of the sessions will be Simulations, Nature as a Laboratory, and NASA's Digital Learning Network. Pongsat project participation and information about The International Year of Light will be included.

Presenters will include faculty from the University of North Georgia, and GSTA members from District II and around the state.

                       PLU's

 Up to one Professional Learning Unit (PLU) will be available for participation.

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