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Exciting Workshops For Educators!
Get Out and Join the Fun! Build your skill set, learn a new subject, and have fun – all at the same time! Check out these upcoming Educator Workshops! Leopold Education Project (LEP) – New Non-Formal Curriculum Workshop June 15, 2009 - Aldo Leopold Nature Center, Monona LEP is an innovative environmental education curriculum based on essays from A Sand County Almanac, written by renowned conservationist Aldo Leopold. This workshop is designed for 4th-12th grade teachers (science, language arts, math, art, history), non-formal educators, natural resource professionals, 4-H and Scout leaders and is appropriate for new and returning LEP participants. This workshop features the new non-formal curriculum recently published by LEP. find out more... Focus On Climate Change In Wisconsin June 16, 2009 - Aldo Leopold Nature Center, Monona This workshop, designed for 7th-12th grade educators, will provide participants with the fundamental knowledge to help students understand and address the central concepts of climate change. find out more... Leopold Education Project Conference June 25-27, 2009 - Aldo Leopold Foundation, Baraboo The Leopold Education Project (LEP) is a national network of teachers who use educational materials based on A Sand County Almanac in formal and informal settings. This national conference for formal and non-formal educators will address The Community Concept: Strengthening our Human and Ecological Communities through Conservation Education. find out more... Expert Tour Series at the Leopold Foundation First Fridays May through October, 2009 - Aldo Leopold Foundation, Baraboo Whether you're a conservation professional, architect, engineer, or just someone who wants a more in-depth tour program, you have come to the right place! On the first Friday of every month between May and October, we've arranged for guest speakers to come out and discuss various specialized aspects of conservation, green design, and Leopold's legacy. find out more... AAAS Atlas of Science Literacy Workshop June 22-24 - UW Madison Pyle Center This three-day workshop will give participants a new perspective on standards-based reform and a new tool for the work that lies ahead. Participants will use Atlas 1 and 2 and other Project 2061 resources to enhance their understanding of science literacy and to improve curricula, instruction, and assessment. find out more...
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