Punya Mishra (punyamishra.com) is Director of Innovative Learning Futures at Arizona State University’s Learning Engineering Institute and Professor in the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. A TED-Ed educator and AERA Fellow he is internationally recognized for his work in educational technology, creativity, and design-based educational innovation. He has received over $11 million in grants, published over 200 articles, and edited 5 books. With over 64,000 citations of his work, he ranks in the top 2% of scientists worldwide (#91 in social science), and top 50 scholars influencing educational policy. He previously served as Associate Dean of Scholarship & Innovation and director of doctoral programs (at MLFTC) and directed the award-winning MA in Educational Technology program at Michigan State University. He serves on ASU’s Leadership Academy steering committee, AACTE’s Technology and Innovation Committee, and as editor-in-residence for the Journal of Teacher Education. He is an award-winning instructor, engaging public speaker, podcaster, and accomplished visual artist.
Webinar: Project Kickoff 1
Title: Conceptual Framework: Developing the future substance of STEM education
Date: January 24, 2025
Time: 1:00 pm MST
Abstract: This framework organizes the domains around topics area through the integration of the three broad categories of knowledge: foundational knowledge (core content knowledge of STEM disciplines); meta-knowledge (skills, mindsets, and attitudes that address the process of working with foundational knowledge); and humanistic knowledge (human-centered values we bring to our knowledge and action). This webinar will explore how the Conceptual Framework can be used as a foundation for the creation of lesson assignments generated through the Awareness of Health Equity in STEAM Education (AHESE) project.
Punya Mishra website: https://punyamishra.com/
I can be reached at punya@asu.edu and you can find out more about me (maybe more than you want to know) by going to punyamishra.com - and yes I do reply to every email I get.