Webinar Archive - Research and Strategies for Engaging African American and Latino Families in Informal STEM Education


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Type: 
Announcement
Type: 
Technical Assistance/Collaboration Events
Type: 
Webinar
06/06/2012 - 2:00pm - 3:00pm

On this webinar, presenters shared strategies to meaningfully engage families in STEM activities in informal learning environments to promote student learning, and how to measure that family engagement. The goals were to: a) discuss what is meant by effective family involvement in STEM education, b) identify effective strategies for different communities, and c) share methods and results on measuring family engagement. Presenters focused their strategies on how to engage underrepresented groups, with a focus on Latino and African American families.

Presenters:
Jacob Martinez, Project Director, Watsonville TEC, ITEST project
Patrik Lundh, Education Researcher, SRI International, ITEST project

View/listen to the archive of this webinar.
View the PowerPoint presentation.
View the Q&A, which includes resources mentioned during the webinar.

Primary Area of Focus: 
Computer Science – Gaming & Simulations
Content Area: 
Equity/Diversity
Content Area: 
Evaluation
Content Area: 
Informal Learning Settings/Approaches & Afterschool
Content Area: 
Lessons Learned
Content Area: 
Youth Motivation