Over the course of the institute, gain experience with using the Science and Engineering Practices to create exciting inquiry-based, minds-on, hands-on, interdisciplinary STEM investigations for your classroom. Engage with earth science to see what really makes the arm of Massachusetts, Cape Cod, unique.

Partners: National Marine Life Center, Thornton Burgess Society, Mass Audubon’s Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Course Dates: July 11-15 (8:30 am – 3:30 pm); Half Day Introductory Session June 18; Half Day Fall Callback November 5
Registration Fee: $350/participant; $325/participant for team of 2 or more teachers from the same school district
PDPs and Graduate Credit: Cambridge College (3 credits, 67.5 PDPs; $150), Framingham State University (3 credits, 67.5 PDPs; $225); 40 PDPs available without graduate credit. PDPs and graduate credit will be awarded after participation in the Fall Callback.