Thursday, November 10, 2011 7 pm
A conversation with Sam Choi and Melissa McCallihan, MSS Science Teachers and Cohort Members at Stevens Institute of Technology
In 2009, President Obama launched a nationwide effort to advance STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education in the U.S. At the Smithsonian Institute, the National Science Resources Center has organized powerful sophisticated efforts involving many national leaders in order to reform STEM education. Some of the cutting-edge work is happening right here in Hoboken. Mustard Seed School teachers Sam Choi and Melissa McCallihan have been chosen to participate in a three-year program with Stevens Institute of Technology as a part of an $11.5 million dollar National Science Foundation Math-Science Partnership Grant. Learn about STEM education and how schools like Mustard Seed can integrate 21st century skills into their curriculum.
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