In this lesson, students develop a model of the earth’s surface and use it to discover an important principle about how rivers work.
Students will explore human impact on climate change and the importance of purified water (what it is and how it embodies climate resilience). In groups, they will brainstorm and design a nature-based/sustainable alternative to plastic water bottles in order to value purified water.
In this lesson from Energy is Everything, students will explore energy efficiency by learning to read an electric meter, touring their school campus to evaluate energy-efficiency and discuss their findings.
Students will use and analyze an authentic informational article from Nextflex to discuss gender representation in STEM. Students will use related vocabulary and structures to explore and discuss their own fields of experience or interest.
Is there enough to go around? Exploring how Riverside’s water is divided between people, farms, and nature.
Students will explore various sources of water in Southern California through interactive activities such as map labeling and group discussions. This helps students to understand where their water comes from and why conserving water matters
The goal of this Education Transfer Plan (ETP) is to provide both school and district leadership with an enhanced structure to better acknowledge teachers in authentic ways, both formally and informally.
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of technological innovation. According to Salesforce, 45% of the US population surveyed is using generative AI and 65% of generative AI users are Millennials or Gen Z.
Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) are established to help teachers grow as educators by providing a space to share and learn with one another - in community. The success of these PLCs is directly impacted by how they are led, what norms are established, and how agendas are planned.