Key Takeaways:
- 1. NASA’s Science Activation Program launched the Learning Ecosystems Northeast (LENE) project to connect regional educator networks focused on STEM.
- 2. LENE hosts biannual Connected Learning Ecosystem Gatherings to strengthen collaboration and collective impact among educators.
- 3. The recent Gathering in Orono, ME, saw educators lead workshops, fostering peer learning and building confidence in teaching practices.
NASA's LENE project aims to strengthen STEM education through regional educator networks and biannual Gatherings. The recent event in Maine featured workshops led by educators, emphasizing peer collaboration and confidence-building. These efforts aim to counter feelings of isolation and highlight the collective impact of educators in shaping young learners.
Insight: Connected Learning Ecosystems provide a platform for educators to build networks, collaborate, and bridge gaps created by distance, fostering a supportive community for professional growth and student engagement in STEM education.
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