2.5-Day Workshop for Instructors
About the 2.5-Day Workshop…
This workshop at the University of California Berkeley's Lawrence Hall of Science is designed for scientist/science educator teams that plan to co-teach the undergraduate and graduate course, Communicating Ocean Sciences or Communicating Ocean Sciences to Informal Audiences. During this 2.5-day workshop we will provide you with:
- Complete syllabus and instructor's guide;
- A full set of curricula for students to take into local classrooms for COS-K12, or COSIA activities that students can use in informal learning environments;
- Correlations of course curriculum to pedagogy and National Science Education Standards;
- Documentation to get the course listed at your site;
- Ongoing technical assistance to ensure successful implementation of the course;
- An introduction to each of the class sessions; and
- Help to customize the syllabus for your local setting and needs.
"Co-teaching the class has been fun and gratifying. It is great to have the opportunity to think beyond the typical college lecture format. I have incorporated some of the sessions into my other marine science classes, and my teaching skills have definitely improved, particularly my ability to lead successful class discussions."
Deborah Penry
Faculty Instructor
University of California, Berkeley
Come join us!
The next COS Instructors' Workshop at LHS is August 8-10, 2011. Attend the Workshop to prepare to teach future generations of ocean scientists how to communicate their understanding of and passion for the ocean realm.
To apply, please complete the COS Instructors’ Workshop Application (Word, 73 KB)
If you have questions or require further information about COS or COSIA, contact:
Catherine Halversen
Email: chalver@berkeley.edu
Voice: (510) 642-5008,
Fax: (510) 642-1055
Snail Mail:
COSEE California
University of California, Berkeley
Lawrence Hall of Science #5200
Berkeley, CA 94720-5200
For more information on the Lawrence Hall of Science, including directions, visit the LHS website website.
Feel free to forward this to colleagues you think might be interested or send us their addresses.
Thanks very much for your interest.
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