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Bronx and Brooklyn educators positively impact the profession of mathematics and science teaching

In this talk, Dr. Seppe Kuehn explored the complexities of microbiomes and how thinking about microbiomes statistically can reveal simplicities in how these dynamic ecosystems form and function.

 In this talk, tinkerer, teacher, and engineer Jeremy Fielding taught teachers how induction motors work.

MƒA teachers learned how hydroponic systems and accompanying curricula can serve as fantastic tools for STEM education. 

M­ƒA will always be guided by Jim’s respect for teachers as true professionals and his firm belief that great teachers must know the subjects they teach.

Thank you to our community of MƒA teachers, as well as teachers across NYC and the country, for always going above and beyond for your students, colleagues, and the profession at large.

In this talk, Dr. Jan Plass discussed how our understanding of learning has shifted from a transmission model to a constructivist model and digital technologies that foster new forms of learning.

How MƒA helps Gloria Nicodemi step out of her comfort zone and become a leader among her colleagues.

MƒA teachers explored how specific genetic mutations lead to anatomical and physiological changes in the human body.