2011 Year In Review
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ABOUT MSSEF Mission: Integrating inquiry-based learning into K-12 STEM classrooms, and extending inquiry activities into student research projects in science and engineering Audiences: Middle & High School -- Grades 6-12 -Students Teachers -School Administrators Science/Engineering Coordinators -Volunteer scientists/engineers from industry & academia Programs: Statewide science fair programs in Massachusetts schools Curious Minds Initiative (CMI) Regional Science Fair Leadership Council International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF)
THE 2011 SCIENCE FAIRS Showcasing year-long research by MA students
MA High School @ MIT
MA Middle School @ Worcester Tech HS International @ Los Angeles
MASSACHUSETTS STATE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING FAIR May 5 7, 2011
Arrival Set Up Final Instructions Before Judging
HIGH SCHOOL JUDGES Record Number -- 296 Volunteers!
Orientation, Student Interviews, Camaraderie, Snack Breaks
SCIENCE FAIR BANQUET FRIDAY EVENING SOCIAL !
DJ, Music, Dancing, Giveaways, Fun & Relaxing After a long day of judging and presentations
Financial Aid Seminar for Science Fair Parents GEMS Workshop for Middle & High School Science Teachers
Central MA Middle School Science Fair STEM EXPO
INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE & ENGINEERING FAIR May 8-13, 2011
19 MA Delegates (left) Compete with Over 1,600 Delegates from 60 Countries Around the World
AROUND ISEF ! Project Set- Up; Formal Evening; Our Delegates with Commonwealth Flag;
Project Presentations; Award Ceremony; a MA Winner!
CURIOUS MINDS INITIATIVE
Helping schools develop a culture of STEM inquiry & science fair programs
Graduate Level Professional Development Courses for Science Teachers
Teaching Science Through the Inquiry Process TSIP Organizing a Science Fair OSEF
Project-based Classroom Science PCS
THE CHALLENGE
it, the skills needed to keep it running. But prospective [job] candidates lack the skills required to fill these [new] roles. The
MASS HIGH TECH, July 20, 2011
By Mike Rhodin, senior VP, software solutions, IBM Corp.
MSSEF Partnerships Building Next Generation STEM Workforce
way to teach STEM
Making STEM relevant, demanding, rigorous, exciting
Enabling students to learn to think for themselves
Building corporate and academic partnerships to solve the challenge together!
Through the generosity of our sponsors and donors, science educators, volunteers and collaborators, thousands of Massachusetts high and middle school students have experienced science through inquiry and hands-on experiences during the past year. Your support is highly valued. We look forward to your continued participation as the new school year begins. The MSSEF Board of Directors extends appreciation and thanks to all of our valued friends.
IN APPRECIATION