Beth Van Meeteren (@bethvanmeeteren) 's Twitter Profile
Beth Van Meeteren

@bethvanmeeteren

Van Meeteren is Director of the Regents' Center for Early Developmental Education at the University of Northern Iowa and Center for Early Education in STEM.

ID: 1345794566

linkhttp://www.uni.edu/coe/special-programs/regents-center-early-developmental-education calendar_today12-04-2013 02:29:48

70 Tweet

94 Followers

0 Following

Beth Van Meeteren (@bethvanmeeteren) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Literacy and numeracy are important but we need to embrace the breadth of skills that are able to put these skills to good use. #LegoIdea2019

Beth Van Meeteren (@bethvanmeeteren) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Formative assessment was useful in examining how effective I was in creating a learning environments that enabled my students to to engage in science and engineering practices. #iaScienceChat

Beth Van Meeteren (@bethvanmeeteren) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For example, engaging young learners in observational drawing was a window into how observant they were. regentsctr.uni.edu/sites/default/… #iaScienceChat

Beth Van Meeteren (@bethvanmeeteren) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Noting what kinds of questions the students were asking within an experience of a phenomenon told me h was to them. If they were asking questions and wanting to gather information, I knew I hit the mark. If their questions were few, I needed to make changes. #iaScienceChat

Beth Van Meeteren (@bethvanmeeteren) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Summative assessment of science knowledge was the norm. But now the NGSS is challenging is to also do summative assessment on student use of practices to get to the knowledge. This doubles as formative assessment for teachers in how they facilitate practices . #iaScienceChat

Beth Van Meeteren (@bethvanmeeteren) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#iasciencechat investigating what is in the world (science) how it works (engineering) and how they interact with objects and systems in the world creating their own technology often draws on spatial thinking (mathematics). STEM makes sense to young children

LisaGuernsey (@lisaguernsey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In today's Financial Times, Anne-Marie Slaughter🇺🇦 New America offers a vision for prioritizing investments in the development of human beings -- tomorrow's citizens, workers, parents. The idea: Create the equivalent of a stock index to track ups & downs in *human capital* investments. x.com/psb_dc/status/…