In 2020 SEFS overcame unexpected challenges to expand its programs and impact to new audiences.
By participating in SEFS, the Escambia County science teacher has excelled at bringing quality science content to her students during a difficult year.
First-graders Take Note: Collier County Students Learn Why Note-taking is Important in Science
TESI educator and coordinator Sadie Mills helped students understand why and how scientists take notes in the field.
Is there life on Mars? High school students explore this possibility with scientist Dr. Amy Williams
In a virtual visit coordinated by Scientist in Every Florida School, Dr. Amy Williams led a classroom of Gainesville High School students in a discussion about the characteristics of life
iDig Bio Scientists teach 2nd graders about collecting data in nature
On Monday, September 21st, 2nd graders at Wiles Elementary School in Alachua County received a virtual visit from scientists of … Continue
Rosalyn Rohling, a fifth-grade teacher from Pensacola, discovered a tooth from a horse that went extinct 2 million years ago.
Teacher Experiences with Scientists Paint an Important Message
She strongly believed that a portion of the student growth can be attributed to having scientist role models visit.
Summer Professional Development Workshop Emphasizes Florida’s Connection to the Biosphere
Together, the teacher and scientist teams spent the week working in the respective labs and collaborating on how teachers could best connect the research experience to the Florida standards they teach in the classroom.