Engage your community, students, and parents in scientific thinking
and activity through JASON Learning
The JASON Teacher Consortium
The jobs of the future will require STEM literacy and skills.
Students will need to learn how to become “scientific thinkers” in order to thrive in the new economy.
Will your classroom be ready?
JASON is announcing the JASON Teacher Consortium, which will allow teachers to be a member of an exclusive club of like-minded educators who advocate for better STEM education. As a non-profit, JASON has assembled a unique set of tools that help teachers elevate their approach to bring STEM to all students.
Being a member of this exclusive consortium brings unique benefits that will enhance individual teachers outreach to students.
STEM CURRICULA
TEACHER TRAINING
ROLE MODELS
Teacher Annual Membership - 30 Students
$ 395
1 TEACHER WITH UP TO 30 STUDENTSAccess to all available curricula
Live Webcasts
STEM Role Models
Newsletters
Sharing Opportunities
Leadership Opportunities
Special Discounts
Teacher Annual Membership - 150 Students
$ 1375
1 TEACHER WITH UP TO 150 STUDENTSAccess to all available curricula
Live Webcasts
STEM Role Models
Newsletters
Sharing Opportunities
Leadership Opportunities
Special Discounts
Curriculum
JASON currently offers many curricula in the life, earth, and physical sciences with new modules continually being developed. All modules integrate engineering design.
Newsletters
Teacher Consortium members will receive newsletters that contain helpful hints, important education announcements, STEM innovations, and much more from JASON trainers, fellow educators, and the educational community. These newsletters deliver a treasure-trove of ideas and strategies to make the teaching experience more fun and relevant.
Live Webcasts
Live Webcasts Connect Educators to Inspiring Scientists: JASON is renowned for providing opportunities for educators to dig down deeper into the actual science behind today’s innovative research efforts, programs, and STEM careers. Live webinars allow teachers to interact with real scientists on subjects of interest in the world of STEM, ultimately enriching the experiences they are able to create for their kids in the classroom.