NOVA wants you!
Are you a Boston-area middle or high school science teacher currently using technology in your classroom? If so, producers of NOVA, the PBS science program, would like your input to help shape its future resources. The 90-minute focus groups are being held after school hours on April 28 and 29th (middle school teachers) and May 6 and 7 (high school teachers) at WGBH in Boston. Participating teachers will receive a stipend.
If interested, contact Karen Hartley at Karen_Hartley@wgbh.org, or 617.300.3864.
If interested, contact Karen Hartley at Karen_Hartley@wgbh.org, or 617.300.3864.
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Permalink Reply by Nancy Bosch on
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Call me if they don't have enough people!!
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Permalink Reply by Beth Knittle (SL-Beth Kohnke) on -
I wish I was able to attend the WGBH/NOVA forum as I was a classroom Science teacher for almost 20 years before my new role as Tech Integration Specialist. I have other commitments those days.
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