Sci-I Project
Help your students conduct open-ended investigations using real polar data!
- ★ Build a network with other teachers, scientists and students from around your area and across the nation.
- ★ Interact face-to-face with professional polar scientists.
- ★ Work with scientists to infuse the process of science into the classroom.
- ★ Use real world data from polar scientists.
- ★Be a part of an interdisciplinary project that easily blends into any class.
- ★ Provide students with the opportunity to present research on a college campus through a research symposium.
- ★ Meet standards including NGSS, Common Core Math and ELA.
- ★ Promote your school and strengthen student connections to science.
Sci-I Project Details
Who? Pairs of science teachers (grades 6-9) from the same school in the greater St. Louis, MO or Columbus, OH areas may apply.
What is involved? Summer Educator Workshop (June 25-30, 2017, Columbus, OH), student-lead investigations (Fall 2017-Winter 2018), and Student Polar Research Symposia hosted at Washington University in St. Louis and Ohio State University (Spring 2018).
Teachers will receive a stipend for full participation in the project. If applicable, transportation and accommodation costs for the Summer Educator Workshop will be provided.
For additional information:
Contact Kristin Hunter-Thomson at hunterthomson@marine.rutgers.edu or 848.932.3281 OR visit The Polar Literacy Project
Application
Application deadline: March 15, 2017
