The Yale Peabody Museum offers a wide range of opportunities and resources for teachers, from a visit to the Museum with your students to our nationally recognized professional development programs! Please see the menu on the left to navigate, or contact us if you don’t find what you are looking for.
NEW summer institute for high school teachers!
Indigenous Peoples of the Americas: Maya Cultures Across Time
July 9-13: Institute Workshop in New Haven, CT
July 14-22: Optional Field Trip to Maya sites and communities in Chiapas
Learn from Yale faculty and other experts about histories, arts, languages, and other aspects of Maya cultures across time, from the ancient Maya of the first millennium A.D. to the diverse Maya people living in Mexico, Central America, and elsewhere in the world today. Enhance curricula and access primary teaching resources, including museum artifacts. Click on the title above for complete details.
Would you like to be part of a science curriculum writing team?
Teachers are needed to:
Check out the Climate Patterns and Emerging Infections 2012 summer institute, and complete a competitive application process. This project, funded by the National Institutes of Health, will create modular curriculum units about the effect of climate changes on emerging infectious diseases such as malaria, dengue fever, and leishmaniasis.
Register for the P. REX Club (Peabody Regional Educators’ eXchange) and receive monthly e-mails about upcoming events and programs just for educators. Sign up or find out more about the P. REX Club here.
P. REX in a nutshell:
