<img height="1" width="1" style="display:none;" alt="" src="https://ct.pinterest.com/v3/?event=init&amp;tid=2619551547515&amp;pd[em]=<hashed_email_address>&amp;noscript=1">
Skip to content Skip to footer

Free professional learning webinars for science educators

Each of our science webinars are designed to support educators, schools, and districts in using collaborative, effective, and engaging science practices in their classrooms. Attend one of our live webinars or watch previous recordings on demand.

Science professional learning
Amplify Science thought leadership webinars

Join thought-provoking sessions and get tips and strategies from speakers like UC Berkeley’s The Lawrence Hall of Science, Eric Cross, and other educators like you!

Amplify Science webinars

Get an inside look at Amplify Science with our free on-demand Live from the Classroom series!

Thought leadership

Fueling the Science Mind: Motivating Our Students

December 4  |  7:30 p.m. EST

Energize your science classroom and foster deep scientific thinking! Discover practical strategies and teacher moves for fostering a classroom culture that celebrates student thinking, promotes risk-taking, and cultivates student growth.

Amplify Science webinars

Amplify Science: Live from the Classroom!

On-demand webinars

Get an inside look at Amplify Science with our free on-demand Live from the Classroom series! In each webinar, you’ll get to experience an Amplify Science lesson taught in real classrooms at MSPCS in Miami, Florida. With a webinar for each grade, K–4, you’ll see how students engage with this phenomena-based curriculum.

AS_Webinar_Landing_Page_thoughtleadership-1

Looking Back and Planning Ahead: Best Practices Educator Panel

May 14 | 4 p.m. ET 

Join us to hear from science educators as they reflect on the impact of 3D teaching and learning in their science classrooms, and discuss what they’re looking forward to in the year ahead. Moderated by the Professional Learning team at UC Berkeley’s Lawrence Hall of Science, this panel will bring you stories about real-life challenges and successes of phenomena-based teaching and learning. 

Contact us

Interested in learning more about Amplify Science?
Visit amplify.com/science.

Please read Amplify's Events Code of Conduct.

Share Share this via email