STEM Teachers' Collaborative

Text: COVID-19 CHALLENGE: Teaching STEM Online with STM pictures of viruses in the background

Need resources to help teach STEM online or neat STEM activities to share with your kids at home?

 
RESOURCES FOR TEACHING STEM FOR TEACHERS AND PARENTS is an evolving collection of online teaching tools and lessons on subjects like computer science, engineering, life science, physics and other STEM subjects. Please contribute by adding your favorite links, and share it with your colleagues. It will grow, so check back often to see new resources. 
 
This effort is a collaboration among UNH Leitzel Center; White Mountain Science, Inc.; the Cooperative Extension Science Literacy team; and the UNH STEM Education Learning community.
 
Resources for Teaching STEM for Teachers and Parents
 
 

What is the STEM Teachers' Collaborative?

Established in 2016, the STEM TC is an interdisciplinary effort across the University to coordinate and enhance our capacity to strengthen the STEM pipeline, with the primary goal of increasing K-­12 teachers’ expertise in computing, engineering and technology and extending the impact of excellent STEM teachers to more students throughout the state. “We’re excited to establish the STEM TC so we can work collaboratively across UNH and with teachers across our state” says Ruth Varner, Director of the Joan and James Leitzel Center for Mathematics, Science and Engineering Education.

As part of our commitment to the 100Kin10 network, we will provide more formal learning opportunities for practicing K­‐12 teachers to deepen their knowledge in STEM education.

For information on the UNH STEM Teachers' Collaborative, email stem.teachers.collaborative@unh.edu.

 

  • Teachers setting up an Arduino at the 2016 Summit
    Teachers setting up an Arduino at the 2016 Summit
  • Our KEEPERS staff teaching engineering to elementary students
    Our KEEPERS staff teaching engineering to elementary students
  • Chris Emdin of Columbia Teachers' College talking to participants at the 2016 Summit
    Chris Emdin of Columbia Teachers' College talking to participants at the 2016 Summit

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