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Goals:
- To prepare secondary school science and mathematics teachers for school districts that have high-needs schools.
- Introduce and support theoretical and hands on aspects of computational modeling.
- To promote science and math teaching as a career option.
- To provide a platform for cross curricular learning.
- To further computational thinking and research based pedagogy through social constructivism.
Eligible Candidates:
Undergraduate Juniors and Seniors with teaching intent in earth sciences, biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics.
Graduate students who have earned an earth science, biology, chemistry, physics or mathematics degree and who have a teaching certification as a career goal.
Major Benefits:
- Monetary support (up to $10,000/year)
- Strong multidisciplinary (math, science, and technology) content knowledge
- Strong technological pedagogical content knowledge
- Intensive field experience (150+ hours)
- Experience with the latest technology gadgets
- Long-term mentoring & Alumni network
- Support finding a teaching position after graduation
Requirements Undergraduate:
- Acceptance to a Brockport Teacher Education Program in science or math.
- Maintained GPA: 2.75
- An application form, including an essay to state professional career goals.
- Satisfactory completion of two courses: CPS 101 or 105 or 302 and NAS 401 or 402 and attend the two annual two-week summer institutes, which are offered the last two weeks in July.
Requirements Graduate:
- Acceptance to a Brockport Teacher Education Program in science or math.
- Maintained GPA: 3.2.
- An application form, including an essay to state professional career goals.
- Satisfactory completion of NAS 501 or 502 and both professional career two-week summer institutes, which are offered the last two weeks in July.
Application Deadlines:
Feb. 15 & Sept. 15
Last Updated 4/17/13
