Rhett Nettles, Education Specialist
Email: rnettles @s2temsc . org
Phone: (843) 793-1335
Fax: (843) 793-1336
Rhett Nettles joined S²TEM Centers SC in July 2007 as an Education Specialist. Her work currently focuses on training and supporting the implementation of STEM processes, designing and implementing integrated curriculum and assessments, and developing the capacity of school-based leadership for supporting STEM. She is currently supporting schools and districts in the STEM School Support Pilot and the IQMS Research Project as well as developing tools and resources for STEM schools.
As an active member of the ABC, Arts in the Basic Curriculum, steering committee, Rhett is expanding her expertise in STEM to include STEAM and has worked with Colleton and Charleston Counties in developing STEAM schools. Rhett supports schools with 3D printing, sensor use and development as well as Probeware data collection, analysis and consolidation. In addition, she is working with the Citadel to create STEM Ambassadors, STEM school leaders, in Beaufort and Charleston County schools. As a result of the partnership with the Citadel’s STEM Center of Excellence and the data she and her colleagues have obtained from the STEM School Support Pilot, she has dedicated herself to learn more about mobile learning with a particular focus on app development and the use of STEM apps in the mobile learning classroom.
Prior to joining S²TEM Centers SC, Rhett taught science at the Academic Magnet High School in Charleston, SC and science at Gaffney High School in Gaffney, SC. Rhett's classroom teaching experience spans grades 9 through 12. Prior to becoming a teacher she worked as a chemical research assistant at the Milliken Chemical Research facility in Spartanburg, SC.
Rhett received a B.A. in Biology, an M.A. in Secondary Science Education, from Converse College in Spartanburg, SC and is nationally board certified in the area of Adolescent and Young Adulthood-Science.
Email: rnettles @s2temsc . org
Phone: (843) 793-1335
Fax: (843) 793-1336
Rhett Nettles joined S²TEM Centers SC in July 2007 as an Education Specialist. Her work currently focuses on training and supporting the implementation of STEM processes, designing and implementing integrated curriculum and assessments, and developing the capacity of school-based leadership for supporting STEM. She is currently supporting schools and districts in the STEM School Support Pilot and the IQMS Research Project as well as developing tools and resources for STEM schools.
As an active member of the ABC, Arts in the Basic Curriculum, steering committee, Rhett is expanding her expertise in STEM to include STEAM and has worked with Colleton and Charleston Counties in developing STEAM schools. Rhett supports schools with 3D printing, sensor use and development as well as Probeware data collection, analysis and consolidation. In addition, she is working with the Citadel to create STEM Ambassadors, STEM school leaders, in Beaufort and Charleston County schools. As a result of the partnership with the Citadel’s STEM Center of Excellence and the data she and her colleagues have obtained from the STEM School Support Pilot, she has dedicated herself to learn more about mobile learning with a particular focus on app development and the use of STEM apps in the mobile learning classroom.
Prior to joining S²TEM Centers SC, Rhett taught science at the Academic Magnet High School in Charleston, SC and science at Gaffney High School in Gaffney, SC. Rhett's classroom teaching experience spans grades 9 through 12. Prior to becoming a teacher she worked as a chemical research assistant at the Milliken Chemical Research facility in Spartanburg, SC.
Rhett received a B.A. in Biology, an M.A. in Secondary Science Education, from Converse College in Spartanburg, SC and is nationally board certified in the area of Adolescent and Young Adulthood-Science.
