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- Art Teachers
- Character Education
- Classroom Projects
- Health and Fitness
- History and Social Studies
- Innovation
- Language
- Literature and Reading
- Math
- Science
- Technology
- Other
- PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
- General
- History
- Science
- Technology
- Travel
- AWARDS & RECOGNITION:
- Art Teachers
- Character Education
- English and Language Arts
- Foreign Language Teachers
- General Teachers
- Math
- Science
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- Social Studies
- Special Education
- Other
- ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES:
- NEA Foundation Grants
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- School Grants
- Teachers PD
- Teachers Continuing Ed
Professional Development - Science
Frontiers in Physiology Professional Development Fellowship
Sponsored by the American
Physiological Society, this fellowship is a yearlong immersion into physiology and biomedical research for grade 6-12 science teachers. Awardees conduct research
during the summer in the laboratory of a local APS researcher and explore teaching methods that integrate inquiry, equity, and the Internet. Fellows receive $8,500 in stipends, materials,
and travel; they also present their research at the annual APS meeting.
Wright Center for Science Education Fellowship
The Wright
Center grants full-year Fellowships providing support for study and professional advancement to teachers of grades K-12, who have 5+ years of science teaching experience. Wright Fellowships are
awarded to pre-college teachers, based anywhere in the world, whose significant innovations in their school's science curriculum have improved their students' understanding of science. Each Fellow
receives a stipend of $45,000 in addition to a sum of up to $500 to be used for books, equipment, travel, and science education-related software.