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The K-12 Partnership
Program promotes meaningful integration of Internet-based resources in
K-8 and 9-12 science, mathematics and other subjects. Powerful, Internet-based
curriculum materials are the mechanisms to engage students in authentic
science investigations, real world collaboration with scientists and other
students, and analysis of dynamic, "real-time" data on natural, scientific,
and other phenomenon.
For information about K-12 Partnership enhancement programs, please click on any of the
following:
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The K-12 Partnership was inaugurated in 1997-98
by The
Center For Improved Engineering & Science Education and is based on
experience working with more than 3,000 teachers from more than 700 schools
since 1994. To date, more than 80 schools have participated in the program.
The K-12 Partnership offers teams of two teachers
12 days of hands-on professional development, plus a full day symposium on
Internet applications in education designed for teachers and administrators.
In addition to this 78 hour training program, the
K-12 Partnership includes two full day site visits to each participating
school.
Participants receive instruction on turnkey
training approaches and are able to deliver Internet-in-science workshops to
their colleagues.
For more information,
please contact:
Ms. Ronit Ehrlich
(201) 216-8066
rehrlich@stevens-tech.edu
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