Registration Open for After School Classes, Grades 1-5
After School Classes: Six-Week Spring Session
Classes meet from 4-5:30 p.m. at the Great Lakes Research Center (GLRC).
Water Explorations (Grades 1-3)
Animal Doctors (Grades 4-5)
Just Grow It: Plants (Grades 4-5)
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Shawbitz Kara N SO SPSY
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A Family Transportation Activity Night was held recently at Ocean Springs Upper Elementary School near Gulfport, Miss.
Two CEE graduate students traveled with Joan Chadde, education/outreach program coordinator, Center for Science and Environmental Outreach, and presented an activity called “Packaging Bananas” that they helped to develop. The students were Irfan Rasul, graduate research assistant (advisor Pasi Lautala) and Adriano Rothschild, graduate teaching assistant (advisor Jeff Lidicker).
From Tech Today.
Coordinated by the Michigan Tech Center for Science, Mathematics and Environmental Education in conjunction with the University of Southern Mississippi’s Center for Logistics, Trade and Transportation and the National Center for Freight Infrastructure Research & Education. VIEW THE WEBINARS AND OTHER LESSON MATERIALS
The William G. Jackson Center for Teaching and Learning seeks input for its annual Distinguished Teaching Awards, which recognize outstanding contribution to the instructional mission of the University.
In the Department of Cognitive and Learning Sciences, William Kennedy has been nominated within the Associate Professor/Professor category.
Comments on the nominees are due by Friday, April 4, and should be sent to the Jackson Center for Teaching and Learning.
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Priti Shah, professor of cognitive and educational psychology at the University of Michigan, will be visiting the cognitive and learning sciences department. She will give a presentation today, March 3, 2014, at 2 p.m., in Meese 109, entitled “Working memory and visual display comprehension.” The presentation is open to all.
This visit is being partially sponsored/funded by the Visiting Women and Minority Lecturer/Scholar Series (VWMLS), which is funded by the President’s Office and a grant to the Office of Institutional Equity from the State of Michigan’s King-Chavez-Parks Initiative.
From Tech Today.