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STAO2018 saw more than 1000 attendees, including 261 presenters and 67 exhibitors! The average score on sessions rated so far is 9 out of 10!

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11:00am EST

Help to Put the "E" in STEM/STEAM with TI WindsorDarryl Marchand Measure the Earth with your Students - Eratosthenes Experiment Montreal AJulie Bolduc-Duval STAO's Demo Collection for Physics Grades 11-12 Mississauga BSean Clark

12:30pm EST

Physics - Demonstrations and Discrepant events HamiltonBenjamin Law Grade 9 Electricity, Scienceworks Mississauga ADave Robinson

2:00pm EST

Perimeter Institute: Cutting-Edge Physics - Part 1 International ADave Fish • Damian Pope

3:30pm EST

Critical Speaking and the art of the Scientific Debate Montreal AClayton Ellis • David Suzuki SS students Beyond the traditional lab: Tips and Tweaks for Critical Thinking International CAndrea McPhee Perimeter Institute: Cutting-Edge Physics - Part 2 International ADave Fish • Damian Pope

9:00am EST

Perimeter Institute: Going Deeper with Energy International ANathan Chow • Damian Pope Relevez le Défi! Le Défi Génie Inventif en Ontario! HamiltonAna Isabel Da Silva • Nicole Stogaitis

12:00pm EST

Incorporating Robotics with Grade 9 Electricity Plaza FoyerErica Alexander • Terry Brown

12:30pm EST

Community Collaboration and Deep Learning ParisMelanie Ball • Jason Doble Transitioning to First-Year Engineering HaltonMartina Novacic • Dr. Luaay Hussein • Anne MacDonald • Dr. Colin Mcdonald • Dr. David Nairn • Dr. Micah Stickel Light and Optics Extravaganza International BMartin Fischer Grade 9 Electricity, Scienceworks Mississauga CCaroline Fussek

1:45pm EST

"Phun" Physics Plaza FoyerChristopher Adams • Lakshmi Mocherla

2:00pm EST

Cozmo- block programmable robotics hardware and software for both Elementary and Secondary classes WindsorBrad Schroeder STEAM - Creating Cultural Collisions - Where Art and Science Collide! International BLisa Cole • Dr. Peter Krieger • Patrick Miller • Lorrie Ann Smith Inquiry Learning in a 3-Part Gr. 12 College Physics Kinematics Lesson Sequence International FoyerKinga Thyret Le parcours infernal - Intégrer la robotique au programme de structures et mécanismes en 8e année International FoyerJustin Laneville

3:30pm EST

Ready, Set, GO! TI in the Classroom, Lab and Field WindsorDarryl Marchand STAO's Demo Collection for Physics Grades 11-12 Mississauga ADave Robinson Voyage inoubliable pour nos jeunes à SNOLAB et à CERN LondonDenis Jacques

9:00am EST

Teaching Physics More Effectively Montreal BPeter Cudmore

11:00am EST

An inquiry approach to teaching kinematics using wireless technolog,y and strategies for increasing time for hands-on learning. PeelRick DeBenedetti Teaching Conservation of Energy HaltonRichard Epp

12:30pm EST

Do your students understand Scientific Inquiry? AuroraYovita Gwekrerere (Cancelled) Playing with Sound Science Montreal BCarolyn Sealfon STAO's Demo Collection for Physics Grades 11-12 Mississauga ADave Robinson How the Eye Works and Plane Mirrors, Scienceworks Mississauga CCaroline Fussek

2:00pm EST

An unforgettable trip for our students to SNOLAB and CERN AuroraDenis Jacques