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"..over the next decade, schools will need 200,000 or more new teachers in science and math, according to estimates by such groups as the Business-Higher Education Forum in Washington. Already, many districts face shortages: In at least 10 states, fewer than 6 out of 10 middle-school science teachers were certified when the Council of Chief School Officers compiled a report last year."
—Stacy Teicher Khadaroo, The Christian Science Monitor
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Exemplary Student Projects
The course: Problem-Solving and Inquiry-Based Approaches to Science Teaching
The challenge: Create a 10-minute, self-directed challenge that will help improve students' skills using a microscope.
Sample student project: Bug Juice
The course: Problem Solving & Inquiry-Based Approaches to Science Teaching
The challenge: Create an algor-heuristic problem-solving and inquiry-based lesson that will motivate your students to deeply understand a scientific concept.
Sample Student project: Topographical Mapping
The course: Instructional Delivery: Art & Craft
The challenge: Make a 5-10 minute DVD highlighting your best instructional practice. This should be done well enough to showcase to a prospective principal.
Sample student project: Chaffee Method to Instructional Success
The challenge: Compose a cover letter about your personally designed curriculum and your curriculum design quandaries that will capture our class' attention. It should help set the stage for a productive convening session.
Sample student projects:
Let's Do It The Hard Way
Curriculum Design letter by Jocelyn Smith
Curriculum Design letter by Emily Kingsley
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