Speaker Series for Teachers

Exterior view of the Museum's 77th street facade surround by blooming trees and flowers during spring. Denis Finnin/© AMNH
The Gottesman Center for Science Teaching and Learning is excited to launch its Scientist Speaker Series.

These free online professional learning events provide elementary through high school teachers with an opportunity to engage with scientists with a lens toward classroom and curriculum relevance. Participating teachers will receive digital Museum resources for classroom use and one hour of CTLE credit upon completion.

Past Events

Speaker Series for Teachers: What Meteorites Say About Our Solar System Speaker Series for Teachers: Using 3D Tools to Study Extinct Apex Predators Speaker Series for Teachers: Degenerate Objects in Astronomy Speaker Series for Teachers: Ash Chemistry and Monitoring Volcanoes Speaker Series for Teachers: The "Overview Effect" - 330 Hours in Space Speaker Series for Teachers: How Did We Become Human? Speaker Series for Teachers: Col. Louis Cook’s Story Speaker Series for Teachers: What Scientific Ocean Drilling Reveals about the Japan Trench Speaker Series for Teachers: Becoming an Anthropologist, Becoming a Curator

Support for the Museum’s education and evaluation programs is generously provided by a grant from the Bezos Family Foundation.

The Museum’s Education Collection is generously supported by the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation.