Unbagging the Biology of Bagworms: A New Livestream Series
updated 9/16/25 Livestream Launch Success The first session of Unbagging the Biology of Bagworms took off with great enthusiasm! Fourteen … Continue
SEFS Reaches 5,000 Classroom Visits
A Milestone in Science Education Across Florida This spring marks a monumental achievement for the Scientist in Every Florida School … Continue
UF Science Workshop Inspires Teachers, Students
A group of high school teachers from across Florida have traveled to the University of Florida this week to participate in a professional development workshop designed to spark lessons in their classrooms.
Meet our 2024 UF TESI Scientist in Every Florida School Environmental Leaders Fellows
Students from diverse majors and backgrounds will come together to gain experience in environmental research, education, outreach, and civic engagement.
Rigging Rice to Raise Yields
Florida public high school teachers help researchers breed disease-resistant rice during SEFS professional development workshop.
TESI Welcomes Two New Graduate Assistants
In their roles, Isabelle Gain and Maria C. Vallejo-Pareja will help implement programs that advance TESI’s mission.
Bridging the Past and Future
Cohort II of the SEFS “Shark AI” Professional Development Workshop takes a deep dive into fossil sharks and artificial intelligence.
Florida High School Teachers, UF Researchers to Develop Lesson Plans About Growing More Resilient Crops
Teachers will work with scientists to develop lesson plans that help students better understand issues surrounding agriculture and food security.
AI in the Classroom: Scientist in Every Florida School Program Helps Middle School Teachers Use Fossil Sharks to Teach Machine Learning
The yearlong professional development program equips teachers with the tools to introduce students to AI and inspire STEM careers.
TESI Immersive Environmental Education Fellowship Brings Miami Teachers into the Field
Thanks to funding from the Batchelor Foundation, participating teachers will receive a $1,000 stipend upon completion of the program.