Author: Barbara Casanova

The College of Education (COE) has online interactive zoom activity sessions for parents and teachers. It is called “Zoom with a Wildcat”. A group of College of Education faculty, student volunteers, alumni, and other staff members from across the college signed up to host a variety of sessions in the areas of reading, homework help, writing, science, and movement for K-8.  

It turns out that the most popular sessions have been science!

The real need and interest right now is for science learning opportunities. Check out Graduate student Judy Cooper-Wagoner.  She has been putting on quite the show and people are asking for more.    Here is the “Zoom with a Wildcat” link to the COE page. New schedules go out on Fridays. 

Arizona Project WET (APW) develops water stewardship and STEM literacy by providing teacher professional development and direct student outreach that delivers or extends classroom learning and community engagement. Programs have been adapted for classrooms and use at home.

Thanks Cori Dolan for letting PESI know that ASU added two learn from home links to help teachers, parents and students with their home studies.

Study Hall: Presented by Arizona State University and Crash Course has learning playlists on youtube that cover topics like writing composition, algebra, chemistry and data literacy.

ASU Learn From Home ASU for YOU has a page full of resources for K-8 and high school learners.