[SEMCO] FW: [SCUTTLEBUTT:11609] CT Sea Grant workshop - July 8-10

[Robert Rocha]

FYI.

 

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On Behalf Of Payne, Diana
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Subject: [SCUTTLEBUTT:11609] CT Sea Grant workshop - July 8-10

 

*****EDUCATORS - Save these Workshop Dates! July 8-10, 2014***** 

Face the Next Generation Science Standards without Flinching

 

Befuddled by the suite of scientific practices, content and concepts
you're now being asked to incorporate into your curriculum and
instruction?

 

Join scientists and educators for a fun, three-day, hands-on workshop
geared to help you apply

"real world" scientific practices, data, and cross-cutting concepts in
your science classroom!

 

WHO:              Middle and high school science formal and informal
educators

 

WHAT:            Introduction to the Next Generation Science Standards,
with a series of half-day complementary components covering life
sciences, engineering and technology, climate 

change and adaptation, and natural hazards

 

WHAT YOU GET:      Useful resources and tools, science content
presentations and discussions, various datasets to explore, trip on
Project Oceanology's Envirolab, stipend, lunch and snacks 

daily,

 

WHEN / WHERE:      July 8 & 9, 2014 at the University of Connecticut
Avery Point campus in Groton

July 10, 2014 at the University of Connecticut main campus in Storrs

 

Workshop Leaders:    Diana Payne, Assistant Professor in Residence /
Education Coordinator, Connecticut Sea Grant

Nancy Balcom, Senior Extension Educator, Connecticut Sea Grant / UConn
Extension

 

Session instructors, among others, include the following scientists and
educators:

Connecticut Sea Grant - Dr. Juliana Barrett, Dr. Diana Payne

National Underwater Research, Technology & Education Center - John
Hamilton

Plainville High School - Ken Fusco

UConn Center for Land Use Education and Research (CLEAR) - Dr. Michael
Dietz, Joel Stocker, Emily Wilson

 

For more information and to register, contact Diana Payne
diana.payne at uconn.edu <mailto:diana.payne at uconn.edu> 

*****SPACE IS LIMITED - RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!

 

Sponsored by Connecticut Sea Grant with financial support from the EPA
Long Island Sound Study

 

 

Diana L. Payne, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor & Education Coordinator

Connecticut Sea Grant

1080 Shennecossett Road, Groton, CT  06340-6048

Voice: 860.405.9248

Fax: 860.405.9109

Email: diana.payne at uconn.edu 

Web: http://www.seagrant.uconn.edu

      

 

 

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