What do you do to inspire you students in STEM?

The main part of any TeachMeet is hearing stories from teachers and other education professionals about what works in practice. These TeachMeets are inspired by the regional Big Bang Fairs and so we want to know about what you do that makes your students interested in and excited about STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths.

At the STEM TeachMeet you can...
1. Give a micro presentation - 7 minutes to tell us about what your are doing to inspire students in STEM.
2. Give a nano presentation - 2 minutes to highlight one great STEM activity.
3. Be an audience participant - you are more than welcome to come along, ask a few questions and soak up the inspiration.

This is a chance for education professionals to hear ideas from each other, a chance to hear real narratives of practice that makes a difference. It is about being engaged and inspired by our immediate colleagues and gaining a whole bucket load of networking to boot!

STEM teachmeet events, dates, venues, and sign-up links:

These TeachMeets are being hosted by The STEM Clubs Network, an affiliation network which allows all secondary schools in the country to be able to access the very latest in best practice information, professional advice, shared resources, key contacts and personal support. It is managed by STEMNET, it's free to join and it's all about STEM clubs! Join today at www.stemclubs.net/register.

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