Join Dr. Robert Goodman and Jamie Yoos on Wednesday, June 29 at ISTE, as they discuss their successes with improving the teaching and learning of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) related subjects.

Both educators have seen the impact of using innovative technology techniques combined with technology, like SMART products, to improve learning outcomes in these subjects, and want to share their stories with others in this Corporate Spotlight.

Goodman, who was the 2006 New Jersey Teacher of the Year, is now the Director of the New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning, and his research-based math and science initiatives have dramatically improved student results.

Yoos, the 2010 Washington State Teacher of the Year, teaches high school chemistry and bicycle maintenance, uses innovative methods to find ways to connect his students to learning and encourage them to challenge themselves everyday.

By attending this corporate spotlight, you’ll have the opportunity to learn strategies for success in your own STEM-related classrooms.

For more information and to add this Corporate Spotlight presentation to your ISTE 2011 conference planner, visit the session’s ISTE page.

Whether you are remote or at the conference – The EDCompass blog will be featuring posts before, during and after the show, so you can stay up-to-date on conference happenings, access presentations and hear the latest announcements from SMART!

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