OpenSciEd HS Biology: Launch

Wondering how to get started with the new OpenSciEd high school materials? Want to feel confident navigating the classroom routines, resources, and lessons? Join us for a four day virtual workshop to prepare to implement OpenSciEd High School in your classroom or school. 

Together, we will: 

  • explore teaching and learning practices anchored in phenomena that are relevant to local and global communities. 

  • experience lessons as a student and reflect as a teacher.

  • Consider how the materials can apply to your unique setting and context.

  • navigate the student- and teacher-facing resources to optimize student engagement and learning.


This workshop is offered for three content areas– Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. You’ll choose one content area on which to focus. You’ll also spend time with the other content areas to consider how the materials fit across disciplines and work together to cultivate equitable science learning throughout high school. 

The OpenSciEd Launch is the first in a series of workshops, and focuses on the following units: 

  • Biology Unit 1: Ecosystems: Interactions & Dynamics (Serengeti)

  • Chemistry Unit 1: Thermodynamics in Earth’s Systems (Polar Ice)

  • Physics Unit 1: Energy Flow from Earth’s Systems (Electricity)

Future workshops will dive into additional themes and other OpenSciEd High School units. 


Workshop Details

  • Dates: July 29th-August 1st (this workshop is virtual and will be held on Zoom)

  • Hours: 9 AM-4 PM (Mountain Time) daily; one hour lunch break from 12-1 PM

  • Cost: $650 per participant

  • All participants will be provided with an official certificate upon completion. Graduate credits are optional and available for an additional $90. 

  • Registration closing date: July 12, 2024

  • If your school needs to pay with an invoice or purchase order, please complete this form.

This workshop is open-enrollment, and we welcome individuals as well as district teams to register.

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