NGSS for Maine Environmental Educators (October 14)

Building Connections with Education Colleagues | Part 3 of a 3-Part Series

How can informal and classroom educators better connect their work?

In the final session of this three-part virtual series, build connections with educators working across in-school and out-of-school settings and explore strategies for collaborating around science learning.

Consider how your programs can complement what students are learning in the classroom while sharing ideas, experiences, and approaches with other educators.

What You’ll Explore

• Strategies for collaborating across educational settings
• Ways to connect informal programs with classroom learning goals
• Opportunities to share ideas and approaches with other educators
• New connections with colleagues working in science and environmental education

Who Should Attend?

This series is developed for Maine informal and environmental educators working in settings such as nature centers, land trusts, libraries, camps, afterschool programs, outdoor education organizations, and other out-of-school learning environments.

This workshop is the second session in NGSS for Maine Environmental Educators, a three-part virtual series designed to build from understanding NGSS to putting it into practice and connecting with other educators.

September 30: Understanding the Core Elements of NGSS

October 7: Applying NGSS to Your Programs

October 14: Building Connections with Education Colleagues

Participants are encouraged to attend all three sessions for the full series experience.

Register for the three-part series here!

Hosted by Teach ME Outside. Funded through the Onion Foundation.