About

PoLS-T Network

In July 2020, Harvard University held a National Science Foundation (NSF) funded online workshop titled 'Building a Network to Support and Improve High-School Physics Education' to bring together a group of secondary school physics educators, administrators and methodology experts to discuss the current state of high school physics teaching and explore ways to improve as well as address how to build capacity. The international PoLS-T Network was begun as a resource to support high school physics teaching and teachers and is a result of that initial Summer workshop. PoLS-T is closely collaborating with the NSF-funded Physics of Living Systems Student Research Network (SRN) that is a trans-institutional community-based network of graduate students and graduate student educators all working on the physics of living systems.

The PoLS-T Network is funded by the National Science Foundation and is a part of NSF's Physics of Living Systems program (PoLS).

Join the PoLS-T Network here!

PoLS-T Network Organizers
Eric Mazur
Harvard University
Balkanski Professor of Physics and Applied Physics
 
Isaura J. Gallegos, M.S., Ed.M
Harvard University
Harvard Graduate School of Education 
Mazur Lab

Krastan B. Blagoev
NSF Program Director, Physics of Living Systems (PoLS)
PoLS at NSF and at Rice University's Physics of Living Systems Student Research Network (SRN)

Sara Bradley
PoLS-T Network Coordinator
sara@stridingedge.org

PoLS-T LINKS
Talks on Perusall  [New? Quick free sign-up, then use course code MAZUR-8JESK]
YouTube Channel  
PoLS-T on SLACK  
Follow PoLS-T on Twitter: @PoLSTNet     Hashtag: #PoLSTNet