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[EDU] Annenberg/CPB Project



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Ian

----- Forwarded by Peter Donahoe/RBS on 03/10/97 01:35 PM
               
Science Workshops for Teachers Via Television
                 
Science teachers who want some free tutelage on how to            
strengthen their techniques and make science as engaging as                 
possible can just turn on the TV.
                 
As of last week, the Annenberg/CPB Channel--available by                
satellite at no charge--began offering a series of live
interactive workshops for K-12 science teachers. The workshops                 
re to air Tuesdays, and repeat on Thursdays, for eight weeks                 
through April 15.
                 
Led by Kathleen Fisher, a biology and education professor at                 
San Diego State University, each workshop focuses on one aspect 
of teaching science, such as helping elementary and middle school 
teachers who do not have a science background, eliciting students' 
prior knowledge about science, and assessing student learning. 
The workshops will also feature videotaped segments showing 
science teachers at work in their classrooms.
                
The workshops are part of the programming that the                
channel broadcasts Monday through Thursday during the school                
year. The channel targets the improvement of               
mathematics and science teaching and can be seen by
anyone with a satellite dish or by arrangement with a local                 
cable- television operator.
                
Launched in October, the channel now has a companion                 
World Wide Web site that went on-line in December. The site 
is at www.learner.org/k12/acpbtv.
                
The channel is part of the Annenberg/CPB Math and Science               
Project. To create the channel and Web site, the math and                 
science project has joined with the Harvard Smithsonian Center                
for Astrophysics and the Massachusetts Corporation for                
Educational Telecommunications. For more information, call               
(800) 556-4376.

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