Fall Professional Development Workshopsfor K-8 and High School EducatorsAnnenberg / CPB ChannelThis fall the Annenberg/CPB Channel presents seven professional development workshops for teachers, including two new workshops: "Science in Focus: Force and Motion" for K-8 teachers, and "Primary Sources: Workshops in American History" for high school history teachers, both launching in October. Continuing the tradition of quality professional development -- at no cost -- the Annenberg/CPB Channel will feature five additional workshops for teachers in education issues and literature. Workshops are convenient and flexible enough to fit any schedule and any size group. The Fall workshop season begins in September. The deadline for workshop registration is September 15. Which workshops are available? Education Issues "The Next Move" -- beginning October 2, for K-5 educators, 8 programs "New American Schools: Getting Better by Design" -- beginning November 3, for K-12 educators, 9 programs Literature Science Social Studies Note: this workshop correlates with the series, "A Biography of America." What is included in a workshop? - Web-based discussion lists link participants to other sites taking the workshop across the country. - Certificates of completion indicating total hours (typically 16) will be provided to attendees at no cost. -Optional graduate credit is available at a reasonable cost through Colorado State University. How do I start? You may participate by watching a broadcast, or purchase videotapes from Annenberg/CPB at 1-800-LEARNER or www.learner.org. - Register at no cost by calling us at 1-800-228-8030, or sign up online at http://www.learner.org/channel/workshops/registration/registerinfo.html -Join as a Site Leader so you and your colleagues may participate in the workshops together. Free support materials and a facilitator's guide will be sent to you before you begin.
(posted 8/13/01)
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