Science and the Natural Setting of the Triangle CMSE Online Front Page Application Information Science and the Natural Setting of the Triangle Overview Join us for professional development activities to help teachers learn how to use their own school grounds and natural sites throughout the Triangle area as resources for inquiry science instruction. The Aquatic WILD curriculum contains over 150 hands-on activities on wildlife and natural resources. Each activity describes learner objectives and methods, background information, identifies materials needed, outlines procedures, lists extensions, and includes an evaluation. Four days featuring a number of natural areas in the Triangle as resources for inquiry science instruction. The instructor will be Lin Frye of the NC Community College System and CMSE Clinical Instructor.
All teachers are eligible.
Applicants will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Credit Teachers completing all activities will receive a total of 4.8 units of license renewal credit, as well as environmental education certification credit as detailed above. Substitute support will be provided for school-day activities. This fee covers all the activities. September 27, 2000.