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STEM Ed Announcement: Engineering Professional Development
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- Subject: STEM Ed Announcement: Engineering Professional Development
- From: "Mort Sternheim" <mort@k12s.phast.umass.edu>
- Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2012 15:53:25 -0400
This is not a UMass Amherst program
Contact Information is below.
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CAPSULE Summer Engineering Professional Development Experience for High
School Teachers
Web site: CAPSULE at Northeastern University
http://capsulenu.weebly.com/
Please complete the application found in the link below:
2012 CAPSULE Application - Northeastern University
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/8K53ZRH
What is CAPSULE?
CAPSULE is a two-week Engineering Project-Based professional development
experience for high school science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
(STEM) teachers funded by the National Science Foundation. Northeastern
University and the Museum of Science in collaboration with the Boston Public
Schools invite you to join us this summer in the design and implementation
of CAPSULE, providing Capstone experiences for High School Students.
Participants will be immersed in a variety of engineering experiences
supporting the development of a menu of engineering capstone experiences for
the high school classroom.
Program Components
Participation in two-week summer professional development course (option
for Northeastern University credit)
Participation in a supporting on-line community
Participation in two callback sessions during the academic year
Development of pre-capstone and/or capstone student project
Implementation of project during the academic year with your students
Participate in program evaluation activities (several surveys and a focus
group).
Compensation
$1,500 stipend for participation in the two-week course;
$250 for follow-up meetings ($125 per meeting) and participation in online
community;
and up to $250 towards supporting classroom materials and supplies;
Graduate credit is available.
Eligibility
Must teach high school-level science, technology, engineering, or math
course(s).
Must have prior experience with Engineering course work or professional
development.
Must be familiar with the Engineering Design Process (EDP)
Dates
Priority Application Deadline - March 20, 2012*
Applications Due - March 30, 2012
Summer Institute July 16 - 27, 2012
Claire J. Duggan
Director for Programs and Operations
The Center for STEM Education
Northeastern University
520 INV
360 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115
c.duggan@neu.edu
617-373-2036
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