Greetings from Costa Rica. I would like to announce a course for teachers for this coming summer in Costa Rica.
Proyecto Campanario, the Institute for Central American Studies, and Lewis and Clark College have teamed up to offer an intense "Habitats and Culture of Costa Rica" course for academic or professional development credit for teachers. The hands-on course is an environmental overview of present day Costa Rica that emphasizes the natural history of its diverse landscapes as well as the language and customs of the people. Teachers will journey across Costa Ricas extraordinary geography: from coral lagoon to once-glaciated peaks of volcanic rock, experiencing cloud forests, lowland rainforests, and mangrove swamps. This is a rather intense "field trip".
You may read more about the course on our web site and/or write to us for a complete course descriptions and registration form.
Are their any teachers from the following states (Alaska, Delaware, Nebraska, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington DC, or Puerto Rico) that would want to join a postcard exchange? http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0445aaa92fa4f49-50state
caitiHow are you all doing?.I'm new on the site. I am a single female, from the USA,. I have something important to discuss with you.get back to me directly to exchange pictures and talk better, get back to me on, cosullivan148@gmail.com
caitiHow are you all doing?.I'm new on the site. I am a single female, from the USA,. I have something important to discuss with you.get back to me directly to exchange pictures and talk better, get back to me on, cosullivan148@gmail.com
Does anyone know if there are any districts in Alaska in need of a K-9 Spanish teacher? Are there bonuses offered for language teachers at the districts?
caitiHow are you all doing?.I'm new on the site. I am a single female, from the USA,. I have something important to discuss with you.get back to me directly to exchange pictures and talk better, get back to me on, cosullivan148@gmail.com
caitiHow are you all doing?.I'm new on the site. I am a single female, from the USA,. I have something important to discuss with you.get back to me directly to exchange pictures and talk better, get back to me on, cosullivan148@gmail.com
I am looking for a 3-4 bedroom house to rent from late May to late August. My research team and I will be coming to Barrow over the summer to monitor methane emissions, and we need a place to stay. I'm under the impression that many teachers leave during the summer, and am wondering if anyone has or knows of an opportunity.
Many teachers are beginning to search for materials that reflect three dimensional instruction. One way to start your transition is to consider ways to integrate the science and engineering practices to address the disciplinary core ideas and the crosscutting concepts. In this 60-minute webinar, we take a deeper dive into coherence, authentic phenomena, and the science and engineering practices. You’ll learn why integrating these practices help students engage more deeply, and see some concrete ways to approach integration of the three dimensions.
Science Curriculum Needs An Update - IQWST occurs several times. Please register for the date and time that works best for you:
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Looking for ways to shift your instruction? Come engage in 3D-learning using IQWST (Investigating And Questioning Our World Through Science And Technology). A program drafted by developers of the K-12 Science Framework and Next Generation Science Standards.
Don't wait to sign up, space will be limited to the first 30 registrants. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
I am looking for a teacher that would allow my kindergarten class to chat live with their class about recess and school in Alaska. We are reading a book called Recess at 20 Below. I teach at a small school in Puckett, Mississippi, United States. If you are interested please contact me at carl.[email removed]
I have an opening in a postcard exchange for a classroom from Alaska. We will be starting in the next week or so if anyone out there would like to join. Email me at amandaandrews10@gmail.com and I can give you more information. Thanks!
In addition, The Arc...See MoreThe Arc of Anchorage needs help from students across the state of Alaska. It doesn’t cost anything but a few minutes of time and creativity! The Arc is asking teachers to invite students to make stick figures (out of anything) for a great cause and as a bonus, each entry provides a chance to win some awesome prizes!
In addition, The Arc would LOVE to see the creativity Alaska Native and all the other amazing cultures in our state can bring to the online collective, so we encourage students of all cultures to participate! The goal is for the project to show representation of Alaska through our diverse cities, villages and tribes, one stick figure at a time through the power of a special image-based social media movement that brings awareness to the importance that art and creativity has in all our lives, no matter what our abilities may be -- we ALL are capable of creating. The #StickFigureAK project also supports the work that The Arc of Anchorage art program called Sparc: a creative place is doing with Alaskan artists that experience intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The #StickFigureAK project is simple: make a stick figure out of anything, take a picture of your stick figure creation and submit it via social media by posting on The Arc of Anchorage's Facebook, Twitter or Instagram accounts through September 1 or through the online submission form at ak.stickfigurecollective.com.
VOTE! PRIZES!
Then, ask friends, family and co-workers to VOTE for your stick figure on the ak.stickfigurecollective.com gallery. The top 100 stick figure images will be published in a limited-edition coffee table book and other fun prizes will be available to top winners. Official rules and prize information are HERE.
CONTEST DEADLINE: Stick figure submissions are accepted through September 1! Please share this with EVERYONE because this fun project is for EVERYONE!
Need some ideas? Check out the entire #StickFigureAK Gallery and see what other Alaskans have done. You will see folks using things like flowers, salmon, paperclips, food, balloons, rocks, tools, car parts, sunglasses and more!
Questions? Contact us via email at [email removed].