A Duke University teaching fellow and a Hillsborough, North Carolina science teacher have developed ways to teach the engineering behind food packaging. In examining how the right package can prevent contamination, students learn about the physical and chemical properties of matter.
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You've heard of Power Rangers and power brokers?
How about Power Subs? The Greenwich,
Conn., school district plans to
select around two dozen of the district's best substitute teachers and give
them extra training in curricula and classroom technology. The intent is for
them to enter a class and pick up an ongoing lesson without missing a beat.
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Registration is now Open for the K-12 Workshop
K-12 Teachers,
register now for ASEE's workshop,
"Discovering Engineering in the Classroom," and learn fun ways to get students
excited about math and science. This energizing, highly informative event will introduce you to
innovative, effective engineering education lessons, best practices, and
take-away tools. Kentucky
teachers who participate will be eligible for continuing professional education
credits. Out-of-state teachers will get a certificate to use in seeking credits
through their own state authorities.
When: Saturday, June 19, 2010, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Where: Kentucky International
Convention Center, 221 South 4th Street, Louisville, Kentucky 40202-2903
FREE to all K-12 teachers who register by
JUNE 4.
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