We are pleased to announce that Kennesaw State University and Cobb have have applied for a second Federal Math Science Partnership (MSP) Grant. The purpose of this grant is to improve teacher understanding of science content, GPS standards, vertical and horizontal alignment of the curriculum, technology integration into the science classroom, math & science integration techniques, and provide teachers with the tools necessary to effectively teach the new curriculum.
We are looking for 25 6th and 25 8th grade teachers to participate in this grant cycle.
Requirements & Benefits of participation:
· One week of training over the summer (July 20-24); year 1 & 2.
· 5 days of training spread out over the school year 1 & 2. Substitutes will be provided through the grant.
· Desire to learn more about science and willingness to commit for two years of training.
· A stipend of $400 paid to each participant for each week of summer training.
· Numerous resources and materials for each participant to use in their classroom.
· 18 PLUs will be earned during the grant cycle.
· High quality hands-on learning experiences for all stakeholders by the inclusion of ESOL, Special Education teachers, School Improvement Specialists, along with regular classroom teachers in opportunities for trainings and meetings as appropriate.
Application for Cobb MSP Project is due to Sally Creel by April 24, 2009!
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