Island Visions 2023: An Interdisciplinary Exploration of the Channel Islands

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The California Global Education Project at UCSB invites you to register for Island Visions 2023: An Interdisciplinary Exploration of the Channel Islands

Join this virtual workshop for teachers interested in investigating the Channel Islands alongside their students. The book, Island Visions, and other classroom resources will be provided. This interdisciplinary and collaborative workshop will explore strategies for making place-based connections with science and social studies content standards, and support critical thinking using the global competence framework. Guest speakers include Island Visions authors, classroom teachers, and science education experts. This program is presented by the California Global Education Project at UCSB. 4th-8th grade teachers in Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties are invited to apply.

Dates: Tuesdays, October 10, 17, 24

Time: 4-5:30PM, synchronous via zoom

Regular attendees will:

Connect with Island Visions authors, classroom teachers and science education experts
Learn strategies that support critical thinking
Develop interdisciplinary lessons and activities to use in your classroom
Exchange ideas and practices with other classroom teachers
Receive free materials and books
Be eligible for a $100 stipend

If you have any questions please email Devon Azzam (devonazzam@ucsb.edu)

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