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Climate Generation’s TeachScience project supports Minnesota schools in becoming living laboratories — places that bring science, engineering, and education together using their own environment and infrastructure. Through the TeachScience project, middle school science teachers will receive hands-on training and ongoing support to deepen experiences where students can learn about energy, the environment, and climate change. This summer, free regional workshops around Minnesota will connect educators to local green professionals and provide a foundation for learning the new Minnesota middle school science energy and climate standards while supporting learners in building green career awareness and skills.
Details
What: 2-day regional workshops exploring careers, climate change, and energy.
Cost: Free! Lunch included and limited travel and lodging stipends included.
Dates & Locations: Grand Rapids June 27-28 | Mankato Aug 1-2 | Woodbury Aug 15-16
16 hours of Continuing Education Credits
More details about green professional presenters and day agendas coming soon.
Honoring the time and commitment educators will make to attend these workshops, we are excited to offer:
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Hands-on curriculum training that supports climate action and integrated STEM learning.
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Energy assessment tools and printed curriculum to take to your classroom!
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Time with fellow teachers to integrate material into your school or district's plan.
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Connections to the local community by meeting green professionals in your area.
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Ongoing support through our Teach Climate Network for the year ahead.
Danielle Hefferan, she/her
Regional MN Education Coordinator
2801 21st Ave S., Suite 110, Minneapolis, MN 55407
Occupied Dakota homeland and Anishinaabe territory
612-278-7147 (w)
Empowering individuals and their communities to engage in solutions to climate change.