Environmental Education & Technology Integration Workshop
Friends of the Kaw and the Kansas Association for Conservation and Environmental Education (KACEE) are collaborating to offer this workshop for teachers as part of an EPA Environmental Education Grant.
♦ A unique professional development experience especially for educators who want to learn technology integration techniques for their classroom with Google certified trainer, Dr. Cynthia Annett.
♦ Gain strategies, resources, and confidence to teach outdoors with hands-on activities that are fun and meaningful for students.
♦ Take home two activity guides including hundreds of hands-on activities.
♦ Discover innovative ways to integrate natural resource, conservation, and environmental education into your curriculum & programs with ease.
♦ Explore tools to help engage your students and merge their understanding with their environment and technology.
♦ Learn how your district can become a healthier place to work and learn, access grant funds, connect with your community, and receive statewide & national Green Schools recognition
What: Educator workshop includes Project Learning Tree and WET in the City
When: Thursday, June 27 and Friday, June 28, 2013, 9:00am-5:00pm both days
Where: Tomahawk Elementary School, 6301 West
78th Street , Overland Park , KS
Who: This workshop is open to K-12 Educators Cost: $20 per participant (includes 2 activity guides, lunch, drinks, snacks and 2 days of professional development)
Graduate Credit Information: Opportunity for one graduate credit hour through Baker University