2021 Montana Tech Regional Science & Engineering Fair – now virtual!
The 2021 Montana Tech Regional Science & Engineering Fair will be held virtually this year on March 2 and 3, 2021. The fair is open to all students in grades 5 to 12. The middle school science fair is Tuesday, March 2, 2021. The high school science fair is Wednesday, March 3, 2021. The deadline to register is 12 pm on February 22, 2021.
Visit the event website for rules, registration details and other important information.
2021 MSU Billings Science Expo – now virtual!
The 2021 MSU Billings Science Expo will be held virtually this year. Winners from the expo will go on the Virtual State Science Fair in Missoula on March 31st. The registration deadline is February 19th at 5 pm. The science expo is open to all students in grade 1 to 12.
Visit the event website for rules, registration details and other important information.
2021 Virtual State Science Fair at UM
The University of Montana’s College of Humanities and Sciences is hosting its 2021 State Science Fair virtually this year. The cost to register is $25 per student. The fair is open to all students in middle and high school.
Visit the event website for rules, registration information and other important details.
2021 Montana Virtual Science Olympiad
The Science Math Center at Montana State University in Bozeman is hosting the 2021 Montana Science Olympiad virtually this year. The Olympiad is open to all middle school and high school students and their teachers. The deadline to pay registration fees is March 1, 2021.
Visit the Science Olympiad website for rules, registration fees, and other important details.
East Asia Beyond the Headlines: Contemporary Issues in China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea webinar series
The Montana World Affairs Council, the Mansfield Center at the University of Montana, and the East Asia Resource Center and the University of Washington are co-hosting this webinar series about contemporary issues faced in four East Asia countries. This 20-hour NCTA online seminar is geared for secondary current world affairs, geography, history, and social studies teachers and curriculum specialists to help educators expand and update their own knowledge of current issues in East Asia or incorporate content on East Asia into their curriculum for the first time. School librarians and administrators are also encouraged to apply. It provides content and resources for teaching about China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. Montana teachers will be given priority to attend the webinar series.
Visit the event website for more information or to register to attend.
East Asia Beyond the Headlines: Contemporary Issues in China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea webinar series
The Montana World Affairs Council, the Mansfield Center at the University of Montana, and the East Asia Resource Center and the University of Washington are co-hosting this webinar series about contemporary issues faced in four East Asia countries. This 20-hour NCTA online seminar is geared for secondary current world affairs, geography, history, and social studies teachers and curriculum specialists to help educators expand and update their own knowledge of current issues in East Asia or incorporate content on East Asia into their curriculum for the first time. School librarians and administrators are also encouraged to apply. It provides content and resources for teaching about China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. Montana teachers will be given priority to attend the webinar series.
Visit the event website for more information or to register to attend.
East Asia Beyond the Headlines: Contemporary Issues in China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea webinar series
The Montana World Affairs Council, the Mansfield Center at the University of Montana, and the East Asia Resource Center and the University of Washington are co-hosting this webinar series about contemporary issues faced in four East Asia countries. This 20-hour NCTA online seminar is geared for secondary current world affairs, geography, history, and social studies teachers and curriculum specialists to help educators expand and update their own knowledge of current issues in East Asia or incorporate content on East Asia into their curriculum for the first time. School librarians and administrators are also encouraged to apply. It provides content and resources for teaching about China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. Montana teachers will be given priority to attend the webinar series.
Visit the event website for more information or to register to attend.
East Asia Beyond the Headlines: Contemporary Issues in China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea webinar series
The Montana World Affairs Council, the Mansfield Center at the University of Montana, and the East Asia Resource Center and the University of Washington are co-hosting this webinar series about contemporary issues faced in four East Asia countries. This 20-hour NCTA online seminar is geared for secondary current world affairs, geography, history, and social studies teachers and curriculum specialists to help educators expand and update their own knowledge of current issues in East Asia or incorporate content on East Asia into their curriculum for the first time. School librarians and administrators are also encouraged to apply. It provides content and resources for teaching about China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea. Montana teachers will be given priority to attend the webinar series.
Visit the event website for more information or to register to attend.
ENROLLMENT OPENS Feb. 13, 2022 – STREAM: Statistical Inferences HS (Mar. 6-27, 2022)
Statistics and Probability do not appear as stand-alone topics in Montana’s Content Standards. These concepts are dispersed throughout all high school mathematics courses with an emphasis on informed decision making. The power of statistics and probability to understand the world we live in is some of the most applicable knowledge students can acquire in our classrooms.
15 Renewal Units
Enrollment Opens – February 13, 2022
Course runs Mar. 6-27, 2022
Visit STREAM: Statistical Inferences (HS) on the Teacher Learning Hub to enroll
ENROLLMENT OPENS Oct. 10, 2021 – STREAM: Functions as Objects (Oct. 31 – Nov. 21, 2021)
It’s time to fight back against the “function machine”! This course examines functions as objects in their own right, rather than treating them as rules, algorithms, or machines. We will explore Montana’s Common Core Standards for functions in high school with a focus on building functions. Finally, we will extend and complete our investigation with a modeling activity.
15 Renewal units
Enrollment opens – October 10, 2021
Course runs Oct. 31 – Nov. 21, 2021
Visit STREAM: Functions as Objects on the Teacher Learning Hub to enroll