Implementing Strengths-Based Teaching

Navigation Links:
- ETAP 623 Spring 2023 (Zhang)
- Sarah Stolberg's Portfolio Page
- Taking a Strengths-Based Approach to Teaching STEM in Rural Schools
- Unit 1: Introduction to Teaching STEM in Rural Public Schools
- Unit 2: Deficit versus Strengths-Based Approaches to Teaching
- Unit 4: Moving Forward: The Application of this Work
Learning Targets
By the end of this unit you will be able to...
🎯 List unique resources common to most rural public schools
🎯 Identify ways in which rural STEM teachers can utilize these resources to create hands-on inquiry-based lessons
Lesson 1: Taking Advantage of Rural Resources
While some might think that rural teachers are at a disadvantage with lack of resources or funding, most rural teachers can actually walk outside their classroom door and find a plethora of resources at their fingertips. Let's take a look at some of these unique rural resources that STEM teachers can utilize in Lesson 1: Taking Advantage of Rural Resources.
Lesson 2: Strengths-Based STEM Instructional Strategies
Now it's time for the fun stuff! How can rural STEM teachers actually use these resources to make engaging, strengths-based, meaningful learning experiences for students? Jump into Lesson 2: Strengths-Based STEM Instructional Strategies to find out.