Clean Energy

The world is changing rapidly and we need creative minds to work on our global energy system. There are over 10 million jobs in the world revolving around renewable energy.

Currently, the New York Power Authority (NYPA) has almost 1,700 job openings.

Hands-On Teaching

Learning how to incorporate STEM through a PLC has hundreds of benefit's, but being Hands-On is one of the best. With every group session, Educators will be tasked

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Group Sessions

Indulge in the Whymaker experience and the P.D. Offering you chose by yourself or with a group of up to 20 Educators. Whymaker will have Group sessions with you and your colleagues to professionally develop your skills with STEM teaching.

Not only that, you'll be able to chat and brainstorm amongst each other to formulate new ideas and projects within your school. Each PLC includes Sessions of up to 1 hour each, Including 20 educators maximum, in a virtual or in person enviroment

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How:

Clean energy makes a great avenue for project-based learning and design thinking in your school.

We’ve successfully completed several collaborations with schools and companies throughout the country to support their students to learn about alternative energy education.

Take a look at our case studies to see how we might be able to help your school as well.

What:

Learn cutting-edge research and facts about the use of clean energy in your local area
Connect with science and engineering standards
Build projects that connect with the local community about the effects of using clean energy

Resources for Clean Energy:

Working with us, teachers will analyze the current landscape of global energy. We will adventure into games and activities that teach the difference between renewable and non-renewable energy.

A deep dive into research will teach about 6 types of alternative energy sources.

Focusing on the principles of how alternative energy systems generate electricity, teachers will build multiple alternative energy projects and test hypotheses on which will produce the most electricity.

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