Black Hills State University/SURF QuarkNet Center
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on Monday, June 3, 2013 - 10:00
Teachers, students and physicists working together to explore high energy physics.
Description
A collaboration of teachers, students and physicists involved in inquiry-based, particle physics explorations.
2023 Annual report
Annual Report BHSU/SURF Quarknet Center 2023
BHSU/SURF QuarkNet Workshop 2023
July 5-8, 2023
Sanford Underground Research Facility, E&O Building
630 East Summit Street
Lead, SD
Small URL for this page: https://tinyurl.com/surfqn23
Women in Science & Neutrino/NOvA Masterclass - May 13, 2023
Women In Science & Neutrino/NOvA Masterclass
May 13, 2023
Small URL for this page: https://tinyurl.com/surfnova23
Sanford Underground Research Facility
Education and Outreach Building
Full Agenda - 8:30 AM - 3:15 PM: Click Here for full day schedule
NOvA Masterclass Agenda:
Science Day @ Cheyenne-Eagle Butte School - May 12, 2023
QuarkNet/SURF Science Day @ Cheyenne-Eagle Butte School
Friday, May 12, 2023, 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
School website
Agenda for each class period (~55 mins each):
BHS/SURF 2022 Annual Report
The 2022 BHSU Quarknet Annual Report
Black Hills 2021 Workshop - QN Cosmic, QN Neutrino Data & Dark Matter
2018 BHSU QuarkNet Annual Report
2018 BHSU Neutrino Data Workshop Prototype at Sanford Lab
Wonderful Experience
After summer travel and my regional QuarkNet meeting I am finally home for a few days. I am gearing up for the new school year and ready to integrate the things I learned at ISE into my curriculums.
I really appreciate the opportunity I was given to attend ISE in Greece. Each day we were presented with inquiry based education ideas and online resources we could use in our classroom. Each of the attending teachers were to draw up a new lesson and use some of these resources. I enjoyed using Celestia for my new lesson. I look forward to integrating it into my class. I hope to be able to improve my lesson once I present it to my students for the first time. I also value having access to the many new lessons from the other teachers in the workshop. We deposited our lessons on the Open Discovery Space which is a rich resource for teachers (http://portal.opendiscoveryspace.eu/ ). Many of the topics presented by the teachers are applicable to my classes.
The international aspect of the workshop was amazing. I always find it so enriching to talk with people of various cultures. Getting to know more QuarkNet teachers and other physics and astronomy teachers from Europe and Portugal was a great experience. With modern communications and transportation, the world seems a little cozier and I can embrace the uniqueness of each culture and individuals from all over the world. Programs at CERN exemplify this.
Best wishes to everyone for a wonderful new school year!