What activities, tools, and strategies, are working for educators now?

Hear more about the best practices that three regional out-of-school organizations are using to continue engaging, relevant, and equitable programming and learning. How are they keeping channels of communication open and accessible? How are they supporting the basic needs, academic enrichment, and social-emotional development of the youth they serve? How are they keeping STEAM learning hands-on, even when students are working online? 

Tune in on Facebook as we go live with leaders from Assemble Inc., Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Pennsylvania, and The Citizen Science Lab. LaTrenda Leonard Sherrill, lead of Remake Learning’s Pittsburgh Regional STE(A)M Ecosystem, will moderate the conversation and save time for audience Q&A.

No need to RSVP, just find us at facebook.com/remakelearning.

This live conversation will build on the many teaching and learning successes we’ve seen across the Remake Learning network. For more, check out:

• Promising Practices: How 5 Schools are Overcoming Remote Learning Hurdles
• Promising Practices: How 5 OST Organizations are Connecting with Youth
  
• Promising Practices: 4 Schools Using Creativity & Community to Improve Distance Learning
• Promising Practices: How 5 Schools are Taking Hands-On Learning Online