PSI,PMI+NewJersey+Center

Edmodo
**Room: 202**

Description:

 * Rich digital content is at the core of the 22 mathematics and science courses that are posted for the free non-­‐ commercial use of all at www.njctl.org, the homepage of the New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL). These courses are comprised of more than 40,000 SMART notebook presentation slides, with embedded formative assessment; homework; class work; assessments; and pacing guides. These teacher developed resources are all part of CTL's Progressive Science Initiative (PSI) and Progressive Mathematics Initiative (PMI): programs designed to support high levels of student achievement in K-­‐12 Common Core mathematics and high school science (physics, chemistry, biology).**

Robert Goodman, Ed.D, the 2006 New Jersey State Teacher of the Year, is the Executive Director of the New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning (NJCTL) and a teacher of science and engineering at the Bergen County Technical High School in Teterboro, where, in 1999, he founded the Progressive Science Initiative (PSI). Bob has worked since then to expand PSI to include most of high school science and now K-­‐12 mathematics, with the launch of the Progressive Mathematics Initiative (PMI). Rosanna Satterfield is a TFA alum who taught Biology, Physics, AP Physics B and Biotechnical Engineering in Newark, New Jersey. She currently works for the New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning, an education nonprofit, developing STEM curriculum and training science and math teachers in the United States and Argentina.
 * Presenters: **
 * Robert Goodman, Ed.D., Executive Director, New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning**
 * Rosanna Satterfield, Program Manager, New Jersey Center for Teaching and Training**