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Region One STEM Services align and support the core goals of the Effective Schools Framework (EFS). Under the effective instructional lever at the core of the EFS framework, STEM services are designed to support effective classroom routines & instructional strategies modelled in all STEM related staff development and support services. These strategies include 1) aggressive student monitoring and formative assesssment 2) student-to-student discussions 3) strategic prompts and questioning 4) flexibible classroom procedures and roles, and 5) innovative routines such as blended learning, design thinking, and fluid learning environments. These strategies are encompassed within a project-based approach to deliver high-quality, rigorous, learning experiences that promote 21st century skills development in all students.
#SbySTech19
4th Annual Student by Student Technology & Leadership Conference
(Conference Highlights Coming)
Thank you for your participation!
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THIS YEAR'S EVENT
Statewide Listening Tour for Work-Based Learning and STEM
Thursday, February 28, 2019
Access meeting resources here: https://tea.texas.gov/ListenTourWBLandSTEM/TEA is excited to announce that the College and Career and Military Preparation (CCMP) Division is conducting a statewide listening tour to inform the development of a new state plan required for the Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act (Perkins V), and the development of statewide frameworks for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education and Work-Based Learning (WBL). Starting in December 2018 and continuing through May 2019, the team hopes to gather information and feedback from stakeholders across the state on the major components of Perkins V, as well as current challenges and areas of success around implementing and expanding high-quality STEM and Work-Based Learning to all students in Texas.Thank you for attending this event that brought together 300+ members of the grown STEM community in the Rio Grande Valley. Below are resource links to the conference sessions, exhibitor contacts, and conference materials. We welcome your feedback as you submit your evaluations to WS88772. Feel free to contact any of our staff for additional information.
Event Highlights: 280+ Attendees, 16 Exhibitors, 30+ sessions
STEM - Hand of the King Pendant: (3D Print File)
Conference Materials: https://2019southtexasstemsummit.sched.com
SAVE THE DATE FOR 2020: APRIL 20-21, 2020
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2019 - 2020 Offerings Coming SoonWS-TBA (Registration Opens: October 2019)5th Annual South Texas STEM Summit#STEMSummit2020February 20-21, 2020Isla Grand Beach ResortSouth Padre Island, TXWS 110240Early Childhood STEAM Academy: Engineering DesignApril 17-18, 2019Region One ESCWS 110238Early Childhood STEAM Academy: Computational Thinking & CodingApril 24-25, 2019Region One ESCUsing Technology to Make a Difference Conference#UTechMDC18November 8, 2018Region One ESCUTRGV GEARUP Middle School Science Academy (DAYS 1-2)November 14-15, 2018T-STEM Center, Region One ESCRGV Lead Regional ConferenceDecember 6-7, 2018Hilton Garden Inn, South Padre Island
13th Annual Texas STEM Conference (Home Page)January 9-11, 2019San Antonio, TX - Grand HyattSpring 2019 STEM Leadership Network MeetingJanuary 17, 2019 - 8:30 AM - 11:30 AMRegion One ESC - T-STEM Center
TEA STEM Listening Tour - Region One February 27-28, 2019WS - TBASpring 2019 EducateTX Fall T-STEM ConveningFebruary 12-13, 2019Region One ESC - TBAWS 88772 (Registration OPEN)4th Annual South Texas STEM Summit#STEMSummit19February 21-22, 2019Isla Grand Beach ResortSouth Padre Island, TXStudent by Student Technology and Leadership Conference#SbySTech19April 5, 2019Region One ESC - T-STEM Center
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STEM Center of South TexasRegion One ESC1900 W. SchuniorEdinburg, Texas 78541(956) 984-6239
Miguel Chuca
Gustavo Perez
Sylvia Escobar
Mayree Moreno
Sara Camacho
