Announcing the Wade Institute for Science Education at Manomet Conservation Sciences!

We are thrilled to announce that the Wade Institute for Science Education is merging with Manomet Conservation Sciences and will be known going forward as the Wade Institute for Science Education at Manomet Conservation Sciences!

This merger unites two organizations with a shared commitment to advancing science education and environmental conservation, allowing us to expand our impact and enhance the opportunities we provide to educators, students, and communities.

For more information, please read our press release.

Interested in our programs and want to learn more before you commit?

Join us for a free, one-hour “sneak peek” webinar of our upcoming workshop. Experience a sample of the pedagogy and hands-on science content featured in Circuit and Coding Basics for Educators, and discover how this program can support your teaching practice. Science teaching best practices center on using phenomena as drivers for student learning; in this free 1 hour program you will experience a phenomenon and generate questions in student hat – practicing a skill that will be valuable for creating student ownership and engagement in your classroom. Our free webinar will give you ideas you can bring directly into your classroom, and introduce you to our upcoming 2-day Circuit and Coding Basics for Educators program.

Register to join us on Wednesday, December 3rd at 5:30 PM.

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About the Wade Institute

The Wade Institute for Science Education at Manomet Conservation Sciences is a 501 (c)(3) Massachusetts-based nonprofit dedicated to hands-on, minds-on, inquiry-based science education. We connect classroom teachers and informal educators with science, technology and engineering content expertise, inquiry-based instructional methods, regional STEM resources, and peer learning communities. We help educators discover first hand the value of inquiry-based learning, and master innovative ways to spark students’ curiosity for STEM.

Supporters

George Garretson Wade Charitable Trust
Esther B. Kahn Charitable Foundation
Brabson Family Foundation

Dorr Foundation
American Academy of Liberal Education
The Beveridge Family Foundation