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Smithsonian Science Education Academy for Teachers Global climate change will impact the lives of all inhabitants of our planet and is becoming a key issue taught in our classrooms. This new Earth’s History and Global Change Academy looks at change from the perspective of the history of the earth from its formation, through the origins of life and its impacts. Topics will include planetary processes, volcanism and plate tectonics, the changing oceans, and atmosphere. Each day participants will engage earth scientists at the Smithsonian museums and elsewhere in hands-on content sessions that take them behind the scenes, to look at how current research provides evidence of our planet’s past environments.
Back to Academies overview page The Smithsonian Institution: National Museum of Natural History; National Air and Space Museum Contact Time Who Should Attend Course Objectives
$1,990, covers course design, hotel accommodations, breakfast and lunch daily, a Sunday evening reception and orientation, a special Thursday academy banquet, and all local travel (excluding transit to and from the airport or station). Discounts Information to come. College Credits Logistics Registration NSRC PD Center For additional assistance or to request the registration form please contact Lisa Rogers, Program Specialist at 202-633-2970 or email RogersL@si.edu or nsrcpdcenter@si.edu |
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