From: Treena Joi (tjoi@pvsd.net)
Date: Fri Apr 08 2005 - 16:37:05 PDT
Message-Id: <c1e3441ad423b47289e553abb49ad3e1@pvsd.net> From: Treena Joi <tjoi@pvsd.net> Subject: Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Date: Fri, 8 Apr 2005 16:37:05 -0700
>
> David Silverberg
>
> Environmental Learning Institute and Woodrow Wilson National
> Fellowship Foundation is fielding professional development workshops in
> British Columbia, Canada. This summer 2005 workshop offers
> intermediate-secondary science educators opportunities to
> learn more about inquiry-based science education philosophy,
> pedagogy and praxis and global environmental change while learning
> about
> a threatened North American ecosystem of global significance. Each
> course
> has a dual tract structure in biology and geology allowing the
> participant to specialize in their discipline of interest. Geology and
> biology faculty supervise all courses. We invite applications from
> appropriate pre-service & in-service teachers, education and
> environment
> graduate student, science education professors (teacher of teachers)
> and science education professionals (e.g. park, museum and outdoor
> center affiliated). The workshops are possible due to the support of
> the
> Environmental Learning Institute (www.environmentallearning.org),
> Woodrow
> Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, the New Mexico Institute of
> Mining & Technology Masters in Science Teaching Program and the
> Colorado School of Mines Teacher Enhancement Program.
>
> For more information about these professional development
> opportunities please visit the Environmental Learning Institute TORCH
> website http://www.environmentallearning.org/2005_TORCH_BC.htm or
> email silverberg@alum.mit.edu.
> Recertification and graduate science credits available. We
> can arrange for you to talk with previous participants. Partial
> course fee fellowships available.
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