Quantum Science & Engineering Center

Professional Development Workshop for K–12 Teachers

Jessica Rosenberg leads a quantum computing workshop for educators, presenting to participants gathered in a classroom setting.
Professional Development Workshop for K–12 Teachers

Professional Development Workshop for K–12 Teachers

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Quantum in Your Classroom is a free professional development workshop introducing middle and high school teachers to quantum concepts and classroom resources for grades 6–12.

Participants will learn what quantum is, why it matters for students, and how educators can incorporate quantum concepts into their classrooms. The session will also introduce curriculum materials and resources developed by George Mason University’s Quantum Science and Engineering Center.

The workshop is intended for middle and high school teachers in grades 6–12. No prior knowledge of quantum is required.

Participants who attend will receive a $100 gift card, and professional development hours are available. Attendees will also receive priority access to future Quantum in Your Classroom programs and access to quantum curriculum materials for a range of grade levels.

Speakers
Jessica Rosenberg, professor of Physics and Astronomy and director of education for the Quantum Science and Engineering Center, George Mason University

Nancy Holincheck, associate professor of STEM Education and associate director of education for the Quantum Science and Engineering Center, George Mason University

To register for this event please visit the following URL: https://gmucehd.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d3T5kf1my6Wb0nc →

 

Date And Time

10-03-2026 @ 10:00 AM to
10-03-2026 @ 03:00 PM

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