Ohio Science Center Educator’s Expedition to Belize
Wednesday, December 31st, 2008Jenn Breehl, educator at the Lake Erie Nature & Science Center, shares her Belizean experience in her organization’s newsletter, Chirp & Chatter.
Jenn Breehl, educator at the Lake Erie Nature & Science Center, shares her Belizean experience in her organization’s newsletter, Chirp & Chatter.
As a part of an Earth Expeditions’ inquiry action project, students from Lake Erie Nature & Science Center’s After School Adventures Club (Grades 3 & 4) enthusiastically spent part of their class cleaning up a local beach.
As a way to share his Belizean experience, Glen Cochrane wrote this article for the the Suffolk Science Teachers Newsletter, Suffolk, New York.
Although we are in the depth of winter, you might want to think about professional development or how you might pick up some graduate credits this summer. Would you like to try an educational program this summer that is really different? Would you like to travel to a foreign country and experience the culture first hand? (more…)
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Miami University’s Project Dragonfly will receive the Outstanding Service to Environmental Education by an Organization at the Global Level Award from the North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) on Oct. 18.
Project Dragonfly has engaged millions of children, parents and educators worldwide through its award-winning learning media, public exhibits and education programs. (more…)
Published: September 10th, 2008
The Springboro Star Press.
Gerri Sims brough back more than just great memories from her research trip to Trinidad. She now has a list of classroom projects to keep her and her students busy for a long time to come.
By RACHEL BUCCICONE
Although a Harmon Middle School teacher spent her summer in the Caribbean, it was not for fun in the sun.
Jennifer Harris, a fifth-grade math and science teacher at Harmon, was part of the 2008 Earth Expeditions program that sent her to Trinidad for 11/2 weeks. (more…)