***CANCELED*** Developing a Differentiated Science Curriculum and Classroom
2012 Cray Academy
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Registration Closed.
Last Date to Register: 7/20/2012 12:01 AM
Last Date to Cancel: 7/27/2012 12:01 AM
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2012 Cray Academy
Creating a differentiated learning environment is a goal of many educators. However, developing an effective systematic approach can be extremely difficult. Our goal with this course is to provide science educators with an opportunity to develop a differentiated framework for their classroom.
During this class, participants will be able to see how we are using the framework in our classroom. Participants will then get an opportunity to personalize the framework for their unique classroom and curriculum. Course participants should bring textbooks, lessons, and activities that they would like to use in their framework, as they will be getting work time to create one for their classroom.
Presenters: Jeffery Mlsna and David Grabski
Jeffery Mlsna
David Grabski is a veteran science classroom teacher who holds a Master's Degree from UW-Stevens Point. He is a Golden Apple Distinguished Educator with a strong background in technology and has used differentiation in the classroom.
Instructor of Record: Jeffery Mlsna
Course Assessment Requirements:
- Attend all required days.
- Write a reflection paper after each day's activities.
- Create a differentiated assessment plan for a unit of instruction.
- Incorporate activity options into a differentiated framework that will be used in the classroom.
Fees:
- Registration Fee: $40
- Session Fee: $150 for non-consortium members
- Optional Graduate Credit Fee: $200