YouTube Channel for Math and Science Videos

We have created a database (hosted on a YouTube channel ) of short videos demonstrating science experiments and hands-on inquiry activities relevant to K-12 curriculum. The database is used to support Teacher-Candidates in the UBC Faculty of Education in their courses, on practicum and post graduation. It is open to the general public and will be useful to new and practicing teachers.

These videos originate from hundreds of low-cost, safe, and ‘green’ hands-on mathematics and science stations presented by the Teacher-Candidates to the general public during the annual UBC Family Math and Science Day.

If you want to know more about our video demonstration project, click here: 2017_UBC_TLEF_poster_MilnerBolotin_Tembrevilla_Final

Always in Beta: MSTLTT Web Site is Continuously Improving

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As we begin a new year and we are reflecting on what we have achieved and what we would like to achieve as mathematics and science educators, we cannot stop thinking that our teaching and our MSTLTT web site is “Always in Beta” – we are continuously working on improving it. This feeling of never being perfect, never being able to achieve your final goal is a very powerful one. As long as one goal is achieved – another one, even a more ambitious one comes into existence. Our MSTLTT Team would like to wish all mathematics and science educators and their students to strive to do the best but to realize that being “always in bet” is our inspiration for moving forward. Happy New Year for all MSTLTT users, contributors and friends.