MATH/SCIENCE

AHA…NOW I GET IT
(This class is recommended for K–5 classroom teachers, special educators, and RTI math interventionists.)
Can your students do math, but are not able to problem solve with it? This course will focus on number and operations, and is designed to teach teachers to help students develop conceptual understandings in mathematics. A hands-on approach will help students make the connections they need to use math in their lives.
COURSE # EDUC 547
CREDITS: 1
STANDARDS: 1, 4, 7, 9
INSTRUCTOR: Terri Schultz
 

• LOCATION: Appleton Xavier High School
  DATES: Feb. 15, 16
  Number of registrants:   CANCELLED
   

         LOCATION: Wausau Holiday Inn
         DATES: April 12, 13
         Number of registrants: CANCELLED 

 HANDS ON, MINDS ON SCIENCE  (K2–10)
An all new physical science workshop. Many make and take items, with all materials supplied or easy to obtain. Several competitions for your classroom are shown. Make science relevant to your students. Discover effective means of harnessing students’ natural enthusiasm. Teachers will receive many handouts, plans, and packets.
COURSE # EDUC 547
CREDITS: 1
STANDARDS: 1, 4, 6, 9
INSTRUCTOR: Larry Scheckel
 

• LOCATION: Green Bay Viterbo Center
  DATES:  Feb. 15, 16
  Number of registrants: CANCELLED
   

• LOCATION: Appleton Xavier High School
  DATES:  March 15, 16
  Number of registrants: CANCELLED
   

• LOCATION: Middleton High School
  DATES:  April 26, 27
  Number of registrants: CANCELLED
   

• LOCATION: Milwaukee Viterbo Center   
  DATES: June 10, 11
  Number of registrants: 1
   

• LOCATION: Viterbo University, La Crosse
  DATES: June 17, 18
  Number of registrants:
   

• LOCATION: Middleton High School
  DATES: Aug. 19, 20
  Number of registrants:
   

PHYSICAL SCIENCE AT ITS BEST (K3–9)
Make science relevant to your classroom. The atmosphere in this class is informal and priority is placed on stuff you can apply immediately in your classroom with emphasis on using easy to obtain and low cost materials to teach the full range of elementary, middle school, and high school science. You will work with everything you can do in the classroom with density, and the ideas of sinking and floating. Discover effective means to harnessing your students’ natural enthusiasm.
COURSE # EDUC 547
CREDITS: 1
STANDARDS: 1, 4, 6, 9
INSTRUCTOR: Larry Scheckel
 

• LOCATION: Milwaukee Viterbo Center
  DATES: June 12, 13
  Number of registrants: 1
   

• LOCATION: Viterbo University, La Crosse
  DATES: June 19, 20
  Number of registrants: 0
   

• LOCATION: Middleton High School
  DATES: Aug. 21, 22
  Number of registrants: