The ARMADA Project: Research and Mentoring Experiences for Teachers

The University of Rhode Island’s Office of Marine Programs is now accepting applications for the ARMADA Project - Research and Mentoring Experiences for Teachers. The project, funded by the National Science Foundation, provides K-12 teachers an opportunity to participate in ocean, polar, and environmental science research and peer mentoring.

Teachers with five or more years teacher experience are eligible for the program. Selected teachers are paired with scientists and participate in summer shipboard, field, or laboratory research. Following the research experience, teachers incorporate their data, methodologies, and technology into their classrooms, mentor new teachers in their school districts, and present at the National Science Teachers Association National Convention.

Access the application and more information at http://www.armadaproject.org, or contact Andrea Kecskes at armada@gso.uri.edu. Applications are due February 9, 2009.

Posted in Topics: Polar News & Notes, Professional Development, Science, Upcoming Opportunities

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