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Professional Development
​& Grant Opportunities


​for Educators

MIT Science and Engineering Program for Teachers

2/1/2018

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​As one of the top engineering schools in the nation, MIT provides top-notch professional development for teachers through a competitive Summer experience for teachers.  Although there is a cost for this program, many states have alumni groups who provide scholarships to cover the cost of tuition and/or travel.  The application deadline is quickly approaching, so if you're interested in participating in the 2018 session, make sure you get started soon!
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PROGRAM DETAILS  (copied from the MIT SEAP website)

Dates:  Sunday, June 24 - Saturday, June 30, 2018
Application Deadline:  February 17, 2018

What is MIT SEAP?

With a heavy dose of the latest and greatest science and engineering research delivered by MIT researchers and lecturers, SEPT reaches teachers in a unique way through a drink of knowledge from the MIT "firehose."  The program captures a snapshot of MIT and delivers it to teachers for one week every summer.

TYPICAL WEEK:
  • Daily lectures from MIT scientists on new frontiers in science and engineering research
  • Hands-on workshops with Lego DNA, computer games and simulations, and technology developed at MIT
  • Tours of labs and demonstrations led by MIT scientists
  • Additional exposure to MIT K-12 initiatives for students and teachers
  • Community-building among the outstanding group of teachers for which SEPT is known

TWO PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRACKS:
MIT SEAP is offering two tracks of study. Both tracks will participate in the same morning lectures by MIT professors. Afternoon sessions will vary based by track and will be a mix of workshops, experiences, and discussions.

Track 1: "Broadening Participation in STEM" - Focus on increasing participation and supporting success of underrepresented communities in STEM

Track 2: "Bringing Project-Based Learning & Inquiry into STEM Classrooms" - Focus on integrating inquiry-based, student centered learning, voice and choice into curriculum and instruction

REGISTRATION FEE:
Tuition for the week is $1,450.00 per participant which includes:
  • Lodging in MIT dormitory housing
  • Three meals/day (campus restaurants)

WHO CAN APPLY:  
Full-time educators.

HOW TO APPLY: 
To apply, download and fill out the 2018
Application for MIT SEPT 2018, and email it to [email protected] before February 17, 2018.
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      • Communication
      • Critical Creativity Resources
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      • Diversity in STEM
      • Emerging Bilinguals Resources
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      • Problem and Project Based Learning
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      • NGSS Resources
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      • 2017 CSC - Scientist Spotlight
      • 2017 Nature-Based Summer Institute
      • 2017 NCAPP - Scientist Spotlight Poster
      • 2016 AAPT - Teaching to Learn
      • 2016 EduHK STEM Conference-cum-Carnival
    • 2014-15 >
      • 2015 MSSM STEM Educators - iPads in the Classroom
      • 2015 MSSM Summer Camp: Engineering Explorations
      • 2014 InnEdCO - iPads in the Science Classroom
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      • 2013 AAPT Workshop: iScience
      • 2013 NSTA Workshop: iPads in Physics
      • 2011 AAPT Presentation - High School Learning Assistant Program
      • 2011 ASCB Educator Workshop: Inquiry