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Tuesday, Nov 12th, from 2-3pm EST

Preschool Math in a STEM Context

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• To jump start STEM teaching in your classroom?
  

• To find quality early STEM resources for pre-service teacher education courses?
  

• To think about exploring life, physical, and earth and space science with young children?

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EC STEM Lab is a group of researchers and educators committed to providing resources, supports, and guidance on best practice in teaching science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) in early childhood!

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Dr. Lange writes about STEM for preschoolers, drawing from collaboration between ECE students and preschool teachers at the Child Study Center.

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DOWNLOAD recordings from a 2-part series on early STEM in libraries, delivered by EC STEM Lab Director, Dr. Alissa Lange:

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Early Childhood STEM Institute

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Resources

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Online Learning

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Check out our ECE STEM professional learning opportunities.

Winners Announced

Book Winners

• Jackie Vaughn, Lead teacher/Interim center director, Johnson City, Tennessee
• Melinda Feliciano, Lead teacher, Connecticut

Gift Card Winner

• Jan Gillum, Lead teacher, Murfreesboro, Tennessee

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO COMPLETED THE SURVEY!

Our Approach

Our professional learning resources and approach have emerged from research funded by the National Science Foundation and through partnerships with educators and experts across the country. Learn more.

Work presented here is made possible by grants from the National Science Foundation (DRL-1019576, DRL-1417040/DRL-1726082, & I-Corps-1823335). Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.