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Ready, Set, 4-H STEM

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Feb 6, 20221 min read

This ACRES STEM coaching experience offers Educators the opportunity to build supportive relationships with colleagues while exploring the principles of STEM learning. It combines an introduction to what 4-H STEM is in NYS and where you can find resources along with the skill of Asking Purposeful Questions. While this may be especially valuable for those new to 4-H STEM, everyone is welcome to join. The same series will be offered 2 different times:


  • Mondays 10 AM - 12 PM February 21, March 7, and March 21 (Cohort Code NY180SR)

  • Thursdays 10 AM - 12 PM February 24, March 10, and March 24 (Cohort Code NY181SR)


Please register here by February 17. Use the Cohort Code to let us know which series you'd like to join.


 
 
 

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