Please schedule March 31st, 2016 for our Harvard Forest Schoolyard Ecology Spring Workshop for Teachers.
Here's some basics on what to expect:
TITLE OF COURSE: HARVARD FOREST SCHOOLYARD ECOLOGY SPRING
WORKSHOP
Prerequisite:
Harvard Forest Summer Institute for Teachers
Professional Development Points (PDPs): 6
Professional Development Points (PDPs): 6
Location, Date, Time:
8:30 A.M.-3:00 P.M.
Presenters:
JOHN O'KEEFE: Buds, Leaves, and Global Warming Project Ecologist
DAVID ORWIG: Woolly Bully and the Hemlock Trees Project Ecologist
BETSY COLBURN: Vernal Pools Project Ecologist
EMILY SILVER HUFF: Our Changing Forests, Project Ecologist
5 SCHOOLYARD TEACHERS: Presentations TBA-stay tuned for details.
Facilitator:
PAMELA SNOW, SCHOOLYARD COORDINATOR
Summary Description:
THE HARVARD FOREST offers
a Schoolyard Ecology training workshop for teachers of grades 4-12 and
environmental educators who have attended a summer institute and have collected
fall data for the Forest Ecology Schoolyard studies. Professional Forest Ecologists will prepare teachers
to implement the spring field study protocols. All teachers will participate in
field walks with project ecologists. Five experienced Schoolyard teachers will present related curriculum
materials and student samples created throughout the school-year.
Goals:
- To provide further background knowledge of project related themes and processes, in order to enable educators to implement the spring project protocols with students.
- To encourage teacher networking and sharing of curriculum related to Schoolyard Ecology projects.
Outcomes:
- Teachers will be prepared to lead students in implementing spring field protocols.
- Teachers will be provided with peer developed curriculum insight, information, materials and/or student samples to aid in teaching project related themes.
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