University of Washington Teachers Field School

[Bruce MacFadden]

@smoran

@taorminalepore

@tmorgan

@dserratos

@dellingson

—–Original Message—–
From: Paleonet [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Gregory P Wilson
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2016 4:58 AM
To: [email protected]; PaleoNet
Cc: Brody Hovatter
Subject: Paleonet: University of Washington science program for K-12 teachers (free!)

Hello All,

The DIG Field School (http://digfieldschool.org/) is looking for applicants. This free program from the University of Washington’s Burke Museum provides K-12 teachers with professional development field experience designed to improve inquiry-based science education, as well as provide teachers with the fundamentals of paleontology and geology. Continuing education credit is available. More information is available at our website including a downloadable brochure.

Please forward this email to your teachers as you see fit. You can contact us at [email protected].

Best,

Greg Wilson, Brody Hovatter, and the DIG Field School team

[Danielle Serratos]

Thank you for bringing this opportunity to my attention Dr. MacFadden, I have added it to the STEPPE Funding Opportunity Database and to our social media accounts!

-Danielle

[Taormina (Tara) Lepore]

Thanks Bruce! I’ll share this with my teacher friends (I’m out of the classroom full time) and on the Paleontology Education facebook group!

 

 

[Denise Porcello]

I attended the DIG Field School in 2014. It was an amazing experience! I highly recommend it!

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