The site also includes membership information, observation clubs, articles, book reviews, and an online store. The GEMS Associate's Workshop, scheduled for August 11-13, caters to those who already present workshops to teachers professionally, or who lend ongoing support to teachers in mathematics and science education. Fees for both workshops include several GEMS guides and handbooks, and lunch each day. Participants' fees include lunch each day. Applications are filled on a first come, first served basis.
Requirements are a doctorate in science, mathematics, engineering, social science, or education.
Residence at UW-Madison is preferred. Applications are reviewed continually until all positions are filled. This Year in School Science series. A comprehensive description of the program and the research related to the program has been prepared by project staff. The monograph, Enhancing Science and Technology Instruction in the Middle Grades Through Interdisciplinary Team Planning and Teaching , includes team and individual case studies and recommendations for individuals and systems considering professional development for teachers.