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Making the Population Connection: Exploring the Human-Environmental Nexus in Today's Middle and High School Classroom.
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Population Education is excited to announce that registration is open for our Summer 2019 online professional development course for science and social studies educators of grades 6-12! Discover student-centered learning strategies that use contemporary issues and real-world data to examine the social and environmental impacts of human population and engage in meaningful dialogue with teachers across the world. The course is asynchronous, which means students can work at their own leisure and pace while still abiding by the pre-set submission deadlines. There are weekly discussion boards, journals, and a final project, all built to provide participants with meaningful feedback and materials to use within their own educational setting.
The Summer semester condenses a typically eight-week course into just four weeks of fast-paced online learning, giving teachers the opportunity to earn graduate credit and CEUs while still enjoying their summer break.
Choose to earn three (3) graduate education credits from Adams State University and/ or 45 professional development clock hours (4.5 CEUs) for completing the full four weeks.
The cost is $80.00 for CEUs only or $245.00 for CEUs plus graduate credit.
The class will be capped at 30 participants, so don’t wait to sign up!
For more information and to register, visit https://populationeducation.org/online-course-registration/.
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