Teaching for Sustainable Communities: Empowering Eco-Literate Global Citizens (San Diego)
K-12 teachers are invited to apply for participation in the 2021-2022 Teaching for Sustainable Communities (TSC) program, which includes: statewide virtual launch (June), 4-day summer virtual/distanced institute (July 6-9), 1-day follow-up meeting (Nov. 6), 3 webinars (Fall, Winter, Spring), and showcase of student learning (virtual or other options) in the Spring. The program focuses on environmental justice, global competence, and student agency in alignment with UN Sustainable Development Goal #11 Sustainable Cities and Communities. Participating teachers will receive a $500 stipend in addition to classroom resources. Units will be available through University of San Diego ($225 for 3 units). Application deadline is extended to June 1, 2021. Teachers will be notified by June 10, 2021. School pairs/teams are encouraged to apply. Thanks to a grant provided by the San Diego County Office of Education, the registration fee for participants has been waived.
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Are you applying with a teaching partner(s)? If so, please provide name(s) here. (Please note that each teacher must submit an application separately, but preference will be given to teams.)
Do you agree to these program requirements:  1. Participate in 4-day Summer Institute, 1-day follow-up meeting, webinars and virtual launch & showcase; 2. Develop and implement instructional plans based on program goals; 3. Engage students in action projects and showcase of student learning; 4. Share reflections and evaluations with program leaders
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