
Peabody Teachers Collaborative on Global Change
FREE 3-Day Summer Teacher Institute
Offered:
Click here to access the on-line application.
The Museum is excited to offer a professional development opportunity for educators who teach CT Science Standard 4.2: All organisms depend on the living and non-living features of the environment for survival. With science content addressing Common Core ELA informational text reading, research and writing standards, the institute will focus on global change in its many forms including climate change and its many associated effects on ecosystems and living things. The institute will feature a brand new event-based curriculum unit developed cooperatively by area teachers and Museum educators. The curriculum is event-based and object oriented.
The institute will make excellent use of the Museum’s exhibits, particularly the world-renowned diorama halls, and visit outdoor spaces in New Haven and at Yale’s West Campus in West Haven and Orange. The Yale Climate and Energy Institute is a key partner in this endeavor, providing significant support for the content of the institute.
Institute Goals:
Teachers will demonstrate:
Students will demonstrate:
Teachers accepted to participate in the summer institute will receive:
The institutes run 8:30 am to 3:30 pm and include a light breakfast, coffee, and lunch every day. Both sessions of the institute will meet at the Peabody Museum’s Community Education Center at Yale’s West Campus, located at 230 West Campus Drive in Orange, CT. Transportation will be provided for visits to the Peabody Museum in New Haven. Each session is limited to 20 teachers. Deadline for applications is April 30.
Click here to access the on-line application. Contact Tom Parlapiano, Institute Coordinator, with questions at thomas.parlapiano@yale.edu or by phone at 203-737-3065.
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