Start: 11/18/2025- End: 12/09/2025
Workshop Location: Online Virtual
The five live sessions are scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM Eastern time. (15 hours) Specific program dates are November 18th, 20th, and December 2nd, 4th, and 9th, 2025.
Workshop Overview:
Join us for an immersive professional learning experience exploring how OpenSciEd Unit 7.6: Earth’s Resources & Human Impact engages students in making sense of real-world droughts and floods across the U.S. Participants will experience key lessons as students do—analyzing data, developing models, and uncovering how rising temperatures and carbon imbalances impact communities. Discover strategies to support student sensemaking, systems thinking, and problem-solving around climate-related challenges. You’ll leave ready to use the unit’s instructional resources to foster meaningful, community-connected science learning in your classroom.
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Lisa Johnson-Bowers
B.S., 8-12 Comprehensive Science, M.A. Science Education/Professional Development
Chemistry (and Physics) 28 years, Softball Coach 23 years.
Primary Goal - Helping teachers to reach their professional and personal goals.
Personal Interests : Family, Golfing, and Helping teachers to reignite their passion for teaching, overcome burnout.