The day of workshops, demonstrations, and presentations will include a luncheon address by Dr. James P. Barufaldi, director of the Science Education Center at the University of Texas at Austin. The program is designed to provide participants with networking opportunities and with ideas and activities to make their classrooms more active and interactive. Attendees will earn up to six hours of continuing professional education credit. Some of the breakout sessions will be offered in computer or science labs around the campus. The program will conclude at 4 p.m. when participants can pick up their continuing education credit certificates and can turn in their evaluation forms.
Registration includes a catered lunch and a chance at door prizes.
The conference is sponsored by ASU's Regional Division of the Texas Engineering Experiment Station, ASU's College of Sciences and Region XV Education Service Center. Anyone interested in math and science education is invited to attend.