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For more event details like how to register, suggested age range, cost info (most events are free) and up-to-date information, please visit RemakeLearningDays.org*Please note events are subject to change and this list of events is as of Feb. 22, 2019.

Remake Learning Days Kickoff featuring DiscoverED

Tuesday, May 7, 11:30am-1:00pm • Carnegie Museum of Arts

Join us for light food and beverages at this learning celebration with hundreds

of elementary school youth! DiscoverEd is an unique experience for students to

experience how STEAM, STEM, maker and technology-enhanced education can vary.

In the morning, teachers and students from one school swap with another group from

a school that differs in demographics. Students will explore a “new” school and engage

in discover learning at its best. Following the school swap, all the participating students

come together at Carnegie Museum of Art for a collaborative design challenge to

officially kick-off Remake Learning Days 2019!

Space is limited, so please RSVP: rldkickoffdiscovered.eventbrite.com

Education through Innovation Thurs, May 9, 9:30am-1:00pmHosted by and at: Western Pennsylvania School for Blind ChildrenJoin educators for a tour, demonstration and lessons in the School’s new “Innovation Lab.” From horticulture and aquaponics to technology and multi-media learning, observe how students with visual impairment utilize a hands-on approach to bring lessons to life.

F.I.N.E. Art Residency – Professional Development Thurs, May 9, 6:00-8:00pmAge: All agesHosted by and at: Children’s Museum of PittsburghAn adult workshop for art teachers, teaching artists, creative educators with Asaf Elkalai . Asaf comes to us from Tel Aviv, Israel as a sculptor trained in photography.

Making Connections with the Collaboration Nation Web Chat Series Thurs, May 9, 7:30-8:30pmHosted by: Collaboration NationIn this series of three web chats, facilitated by leaders and reviewers of the CollaborationNation.io Study, we will identify and deepen understandings and uncover assumptions about creating conditions for equitable collaboration in schools.

Beyond the Escape Room Fri, May 10, 8:00am-12:00pmHosted by: South Allegheny School District@South Allegheny MS/HSGo beyond the lock box and use other tactile procedures to review lessons and assist students in gaining understanding to your lessons. Use gamification, coding and other challenges to reinforce classroom skills using critical thinking, collaboration, creativity and communication.

Rethinking How Math Is Taught

Fri, May 10, 9:00-11:00amHosted by and at: ASSET STEM EducationMiddle school teachers are invited explore inquiry-based, hands-on mathematical experiences and understand the importance of embedding authentic and critical problem-solving skills into instruction. 

Game Design with Lasers Fri, May 10, 9:00am-4:00pmHosted by and at: Carnegie Science CenterLearn the process of using a laser cutter to make unique components for your own

tabletop game themed around the environment and recycling movement. Learn best practices for playtesting and reiteration, skills important to both digital fabrication and board games, to take back to your family or your students.

Have Your Students Tell Their Story Through Digital Storytelling Fri, May 10, 11:00am-1:00pmHosted by and at: Robert Morris UniversityLearn how to incorporate digital storytelling in your classroom. In this event you will learn key elements of documentary film making including software use and editing, creating a story, and resources available for educators.

Rethinking How Math Is Taught Fri, May 10, 1:00-3:00pmHosted by and at: ASSET STEM Education*Refer to description on page 56.

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For more event details like how to register, suggested age range, cost info (most events are free) and up-to-date information, please visit RemakeLearningDays.org*Please note events are subject to change and this list of events is as of Feb. 22, 2019.

Makers Gonna Make! Fri, May 10, 1:00-2:00pmAge: Grades 3-5Hosted by: Propel Schools@Propel MontourStudents will creatively showcase the mastery of cross-curricular learning targets using multiple means of technology including make and take circuitry, coding, video, and podcasting. Activities will focus on family and community collaboration with a school to home connection.

Educational Robotics Meetup: Hosted by BirdBrain Technologies and Allegheny Intermediate Unit

Fri, May 10, 5:00-7:00pmHosted by: BirdBrain Technologies and the Allegheny Intermediate Unit@BirdBrain TechnologiesIn this educator meet-up, design, build, and program robots as you talk with peers about edtech. Also, see what tools are available for your classroom from the AIU’s lending library.

“Think Like da Vinci” teacher workshop Sat, May 11, 9:00am-4:00pmHosted by and at: Carnegie Science CenterLeonardo da Vinci embraced STEM before it was cool. In this full-day workshop, learn how to think, design, and build like the famous inventor did. After exploring the dozens of remarkable inventions and fine art exhibits featured in Da Vinci The Exhibition, create a da Vinci inspired project that incorporates digital fabrication tools such as CAD software and laser cutters.

Supporting Our Refugee Students: Understanding the Local Immigrant and Refugee Landscape Mon, May 13, 5:30-8:00pmHosted by: All for All@ City TheatreJoin Dr. Xia Chao for the first of four interactive workshops in a series dedicated to helping educators understand the cultures, needs, and assets of the Pittsburgh area’s refugee communities. This workshop series seeks to offer local educators insight into working with students from these communities and resources for supporting immigrant and refugee families in their interactions with the American educational system.

Museum Lab Educator Open House Tues, May 14, 5:00-7:00pmHosted by: Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh@Museum LabEducators from both formal and informal settings are invited to see and experience Museum Lab – a new museum for older children (ages 10 and up) created by Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. See the amazing transformation of the former Free Library of Pittsburgh and work with Museum artist and makers on exciting special projects and activities.

ABC CREATE + BirdBrain: Bots & Bevs - a MeetUp for Educators Tues, May 14, 5:00-8:00pmHosted by: ABC CREATE@The Pub at 33Kick back, relax, and create some robots with educators from the Pittsburgh area! Talk with peers about edtech, bring curriculum ideas and questions, or just use a Hummingbird Robotics Kit to make your own robot.

Teacher Tune Up at The Shop Tues, May 14, 5:30-7:00pmHosted by and at: The Shop at Carlynton High SchoolInspired by the Fluency Project at Carnegie Mellon Univeristy, high school teachers Wendy Steiner & Kristen Fischer will be on hand to discuss how to design instruction around inquiry, case-making and advocacy. Bring a lesson plan

or unit that needs a tune up and collaborate with us on ways to successfully integrate technology across all grade levels.

F.I.N.E. Art Residency – Professional Development Tues, May 14, 6:00-8:00pmAge: all agesHosted by and at: Children’s Museum of PittsburghAn adult workshop for art teachers, teaching artists, creative educators with Asaf Elkalai . Asaf comes to us from Tel Aviv, Israel as a sculptor trained in photography.

Baldwin-Whitehall’s Library Showcase

Wed, May 15, 9:00am-2:00pmAge: all agesHosted by: Baldwin-Whitehall School District@Baldwin High SchoolJoin us as we showcase library spaces that offer STEAM experiences and opportunities! You can tour the newly revamped library spaces designed to cultivate innovation, spark creation, and foster critical thinking.

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For more event details like how to register, suggested age range, cost info (most events are free) and up-to-date information, please visit RemakeLearningDays.org*Please note events are subject to change and this list of events is as of Feb. 22, 2019.

Teacher Showcase: Curating Digital Museum Content with Visible Thinking Routines

Wed, May 15, 1:00-3:00pmHosted by: Smithsonian Learning Lab@Children’s Museum of PittsburghTeacher teams from the Greater Pittsburgh region collaborated with museum educators from the Smithsonian and the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, as well as education leaders integrating Harvard University Project Zero ideas, to learn how to apply research-based approaches to the use of museum collections in the classroom. This event spotlights the work of these teachers and promising practices.

Hydroponics with Mad Science Wed, May 15, 5:00-7:00pmHosted by: Mad Science of PittsburghFrom seedlings to sprouts to salad, our new Hydroponics program is designed to showcase the fascinating life cycle of plants! Over the course of 12 weeks, students will get a chance to witness their plants grow with a Mad Science hosted lesson about botany every other week.

Innovative Spaces: Empowering Student Agency Through Redesigning Learning Spaces

Thurs, May 16, 9:00am-3:00pmHosted by and at: New Castle Area School District@George Washington Intermediate SchoolCity: New Castle, PAJoin us for an engaging, hands-on workshop that takes a closer look at how innovative learning spaces can support personalized learning and student agency in any class, at any grade level. This workshop is inspired by the research and strategies shared in the book The Space: A Guide for Educators, by Dr. Robert Dillon and Rebecca Louise Hare (2016).

Making Connections with the Collaboration Nation Web Chat Series Thurs, May 16, 7:30-8:30pmHosted by and at: Collaboration NationIn this series of three web chats, we will identify and deepen understandings and uncover assumptions about creating conditions for equitable collaboration in schools.

Collaborative Playground Fri, May 17, 8:00am-3:00pmHosted by: Moon Area School DistrictCollaborate around new technologies including the Micro:Bit Hummingbird and the Photon Robot. Working with fellow educators and innovators, share and develop creative approaches for teaching.

Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation STEAM Lending Library Training Workshop

Fri, May 17, 8:30am-3:30pmHosted by and at: Allegheny Intermediate Unit - Center for CreativityThis workshop provides teachers a high-level understanding of everything available in the STEAM Lending Library and helps develop a deeper expertise around 1-2 select technologies. Upon successful completion of training, participants will be eligible to borrow classroom sets of technology at no cost.

Traveling Through Time: The Imagination Station Fri, May 17, 10:00am-12:00pmAge: Grades 3-5Hosted by and at: Wheeling Country Day SchoolCity: Wheeling, WVProfessional dancers from Attack Theater and 4th grade students offer a capstone performance focused on the historical and contemporary relevance of the Underground Railroad. Following the performance, professionals from Attack Theater offer an educator’s workshop to understand how to use movement and dance to enhance student learning.

BCLC: Cultivating Seeds of Compassion - Professional Development Fri, May 17, 5:00-7:00pmHosted by: BCLC Project, Mt. Lebanon SD, Falk Laboratory School, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens@Phipps Conservatory and Botanical GardensLearn about the science of savoring and awe as well as evidence-based practices of savoring the natural world. Participants will be guided through a mindful walking practice and learn how to create space for these practices in their daily lives. It’s essential we nourish ourselves in order to show up fully for others.

Simple Interactions + Technology: What is Deep and Simple in the Digital Age? Fri, May 17, 6:30-TBDHosted by: Fred Rogers Center for Early Learning and Children’s Media at Saint Vincent College@Carlow UniversityWe invite you for a conversation on the role of interactions between adults and children when integrating digital technologies. This professional learning session with provide a foundational overview of the Simple Interactions Approach and the Digital Media Learning Initiative at the Fred Rogers Center.