NASA Endeavor Science Teaching Certificate Project Applications Due Oct 31
Posted on Oct 27, 2011 10:15:05 AM | John Entwistle | 5 Comments
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NASA’s Endeavor Science Teaching Certificate Project awards 12-18-month fellowships each year to 50 formal educators. Cohort 4 begins in January 2012. NASA Endeavor Fellows take five online graduate courses in an innovative, live format from the comfort of their homes or schools. In these courses, participants gain science, technology, engineering and mathematics professional development and mastery of STEM pedagogical strategies. They learn to apply these strategies and cutting-edge STEM content to their classroom contexts while becoming part of a network of like-minded educators across the nation.
Endeavor Fellows earn and are awarded a NASA Endeavor Certificate in STEM Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. Fifteen graduate credits are awarded from regionally accredited higher education partners.
Collaborating with the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, Endeavor has arranged for an option whereby fellows may put their work from the STEM certificate toward becoming nationally board certified in mathematics or science. Applications for Cohort 4 will be accepted through Oct. 31, 2011.
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NASA’s Endeavor Science Teaching Certificate Project awards 12-18-month fellowships each year to 50 formal educators. Cohort 4 begins in January 2012. NASA Endeavor Fellows take five online graduate courses in an innovative, live format from the comfort of their homes or schools. In these courses, participants gain science, technology, engineering and mathematics professional development and mastery of STEM pedagogical strategies. They learn to apply these strategies and cutting-edge STEM content to their classroom contexts while becoming part of a network of like-minded educators across the nation.Endeavor Fellows earn and are awarded a NASA Endeavor Certificate in STEM Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. Fifteen graduate credits are awarded from regionally accredited higher education partners.Collaborating with the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, Endeavor has arranged for an option whereby fellows may put their work from the STEM certificate toward becoming nationally board certified in mathematics or science. Applications for Cohort 4 will be accepted through Oct. 31, 2011.For more information, visit http://www.us-satellite.net/nasa/endeavor/index.cfm.
i want to be a member in your esteemed oroject
Another great post... I already subscribed and looking forward to all the future articles from you guys!
Contratulations to the award winners!
Best of luck.
Jack,
NASA’s Endeavor Science Teaching Certificate Project on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)on there schools or home it was nice idea from NASA.
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JOhn Guide
Are there any plans for summer/fall 2012?
This is the perfect blog for anyone who wants to know about this topic. You know so much its almost hard to argue with you (not that I really would want...HaHa).