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Don't miss it - Just 10 days left to register!
Join the Girls, Math & Science Partnership on November 19, 2009 from
3-5pm EST for their upcoming webinar Click! Middle School Girls and
Technology Camps. Learn how to bring an innovative spy camp for girls to
your location.
Click! is a six-day spy camp for middle school girls that pairs
location-aware mobile devices and high-tech computers with a complex
scientific mystery. This webinar will describe the development of Click!
and focus specifically on girls' use of technology during the camps,
including laptops, the web and iPhones. The RAP includes discussion of
the curriculum, while learning about the latest technologies available
and how girls can utilize them. This is a perfect opportunity for those
interested in purchasing the Click! modules to learn more about the
philosophy, education, and technology behind delivering a successful
Click! camp at your own institution.
Cost: $75 per registrant. This price includes participation in webinar
and additional materials.
Registration: space is limited, advanced registration is required.
Contact: Erin Gray at [log in to unmask]
For more information, please visit
http://www.astc.org/profdev/raps/index.htm
This RAP webinar is part of The Equity Academy, a set of interactive
online seminars offered by the Girls, Math & Science Partnership
especially for STEM educational professionals. These webinars offer an
opportunity to learn about the latest research on gender and STEM,
explore curriculum for engaging girls in the classroom, unlock the key
to mentorship, find teaching resources, adopt evidence-based teaching
practices, and much more.
The Equity Academy's full 2009 - 2010 course catalog is available at
http://www.braincake.org/parentteacher.aspx?id=264
erin gray
the girl solution program manager
jennifer stancil
executive director
girls, math & science partnership
carnegie science center
one allegheny avenue
pittsburgh, pa 15212
p: 412.237.3356
f: 412.237.3375
www.girlsmathscience.org
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