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*2 session series: 10 & 11:20*
Learn how the Next Generation Science Standards, which follow a phenomena-based and learner-centered model, can facilitate learning for all students in all subjects. We’ll help you figure out how to develop agency in your students through a project-based approach. Experience the process from a student perspective as we use our hands-on equipment to explore questions and solutions relevant to NH’s climate and energy future.
Angie Krysiak
Angie comes to NHEEP after 11 years as the Program Director and primary educator for NH Audubon’s Massabesic Center. Originally from Wisconsin, she has lived in NH since 2003. She has a passion for science and nature and loves sharing those passions with students of all ages. In her free time you can find her playing outside, hiking, camping, teaching yoga, reading a good book, or spending time with her husband and cats.
Aubrey Nelson
Aubrey loves to explore and share the endless curiosities the world has to offer with those around her, so she was naturally drawn into teaching. She began with outdoor, experiential education programs, served for six years on the board of directors for NH Environmental Educators (NHEE), earned her MEd and spent 7 years teaching middle school science before joining VEEP/NHEEP in 2019. Some of her favorite work is helping teachers tackle climate action projects with their students and advising students who are prompting action in their communities. Aubrey is a mom of 2, wife, gardener, aspiring children’s book author, founder of Inquir-Ed (education consulting), outdoor sports and games enthusiast, and is the designer, co-builder and co-operator of her net-zero home in Concord, NH.
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