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| National Science Foundation Grants |
| Through this interactive grant session, Linnea Fletcher from the National Science Foundation (NSF) will share with participants grants opportunities and ideas for their community college teacher education staff, students, and programs.
NSF provides almost $80 million per year for community colleges, primarily through the Division of Undergraduate Education (DUE). This session will focus on the programs that support teacher education including the Robert Noyce Scholarship Program and the Math and Science Partnership Program as well as other programs in DUE that have traditionally provided significant support to community colleges including Advanced Technological Education (ATE); Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement (CCLI); S-STEM, and the STEM Talent Expansion Program (STEP). The session will include tips on writing successful proposals.
Presenter: Linnea Fletcher, National Science Foundation
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From A to Tweet: Using Contemporary Technologies in Hybrid Courses |
Discover how one community college is embracing contemporary technologies in hybrid education courses. The presenters will lead an interactive discussion of best practice in hybrid teaching including the use of Web 2.0 technologies like Fackbook, Twitter, wikis, and blogs. Participants will learn useful new strategies for keeping any class tech-savvy.
Presenters: Jennifer Irwin, Jennifer Lara, Anne Arundel Community College |
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| Service Learning for Student Educators: Current Trends in Service Learning Programs in Relation to Teacher Education |
This joint session is collaboration between NACCTEP and CCBA to provide an overview of the newest trends in service learning programs in relation to teacher education. Panel participants will include board members from both associations.
Moderator: Donna Lynn Ciampa, Suffolk County Community College
NACCTEP Presenters: Nancy Campbell, Delaware Technical and Community College; Art Montiel, South Texas College |
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