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What happens when you bring 200 science teachers to D.C.

Teachers gave an overview of their time in research programs at the 2017 Research Teachers Conference. PHOTO COURTESY OF SOCIETY FOR SCIENCE & THE PUBLIC.
Two-hundred science and science research teachers from across the nation came together to Washington, D.C. in mid-October for the Research Teachers Conference. This conference, sponsored by Regeneron, offers a weekend of professional development. The teachers led panels on how to improve their classroom activities and research programs.

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