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Maximizing Student Outcomes Using Invention Education

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Join the National Inventors Hall of Fame® in an exploration of invention education – a pedagogy that invites students to discover or “invent” solutions to real-world problems.

Attendees will meet practitioners of this learning style from across the country, including Hall of Fame Inductee Jacqueline Quinn, a NASA environmental engineer who co-invented a revolutionary and environmentally safe clean-up technology called emulsified zero-valent iron (EZVI).

Highlights Include:

  • Actionable strategies you can use to achieve greater student outcomes
  • How to engage students and teachers through authentic invention education
  • How invention education develops key life skills such as creativity, confidence and problem solving
  • Insights into why invention education is an effective solution for school districts with unique challenges and student populations
  • A behind-the-scenes look into how the National Inventors Hall of Fame develops its engaging hands-on programming, and fulfills its mission to advance the spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship nationwide
Speakers
Jacqueline Quinn
NASA Environmental Engineer, National Inventors Hall of Fame Inductee – Inventor of emulsified zero-valent iron (EZVI)
Audra Rowell
Advanced Academics Coordinator, Northwest Independent School District, Fort Worth, Texas
Rick Oser
Director of Extended Learning, Intervention and Enrichment, Escondido Union School District, Escondido, California
Moderator
Ashley Giordano
Manager of Program Management, National Inventors Hall of Fame
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