Workshops and Opportunities Blog

We closed out the month with Meaningful Math Instruction, led by FAU A.D. Henderson educators Danielle Klein and Samantha Sylvestri.

Our next adventure took educators into the heart of Florida’s natural habitats.

Guided by Dr. Chris Malinowski, Katie Hendrickson, and the Ocean First Institute team, educators became scientists for the day during Ocean First at Wahoo Bay: Discovering Coastal Ecology by Boat.

Educators began the year in the beautiful Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, where they spent a full day immersed in connection, creativity, and discovery.

This immersive experience brought marine science to life, connecting teachers with real-world environmental education and conservation efforts.

December was a month of hands-on innovation and exploration for South Florida teachers!

Today’s students face more social and emotional challenges than ever, even in the earliest grades. That’s why educators joined us on November 15 for “Work in Progress: Developing an Arts-Based Culture of Resilience...

“Introduction to Cybersecurity, Programming & the Engineering Design Process” welcomed 21 participants on November 1, expanding teachers' toolkits for 21st-century learning.

Facilitated by Florida Department of Education Teachers of the Year Lindsey Wuest and Kimberly Stalker, this energizing workshop helped teachers integrate art into STEM and project-based learning models.

From exploring free, publicly available imaging datasets to transforming digital visuals into hands-on 3D learning aids, participants discovered creative ways to make complex science concepts engaging and accessible for all...