[MACEP] FREE - 2006 INTELR TEACH TO THE FUTURE EVENTS

[Ira Erbs]

Is the grant open to teachers who live in Oregon, but work in Washington?



I ERBS
Computer Technology
Ft Vancouver HS
5700 E. 18th
Vancouver,WA 98661
360.313.4000 ext. 4159
fax 360.313.4001
ierbs at vansd.org
"The most difficult thing in the world is to know how 
to do a thing and to watch somebody else doing it wrong, 
without comment."  

-  T. H. White

>>> thomas at oetc.org 4/13/2006 3:54 PM >>>
Hello Everyone ;-),

 

PLEASE share the following information with your director of curriculum, but
I am also interested in your opinion of the INTELR TEACH TO THE FUTURE
program and curriculum. 

 

OETC now has two upcoming training events and Grant-in-Aide funding to
assist you with stipends, travel or incentive. Many of you are familiar with
the Intel Teach to the Future curriculum; the program was launched in 2000,
and has now trained more than 3 million teachers in over 35 countries. 

 

MINI-GRANTS ARE AVAILABLE 

OETC is providing 5 to 15 mini-grants to districts and ESDs in Oregon to
provide incentives (including stipends) for teachers who participate in the
IntelR Teach to the Future trainings program. Awards range from $1,500 to
$5,000. Check out our Mini-Grant page for more information and an
APPLICATION at http://www.oetc.org/intel/minigrant.html.

 

Remember we can also schedule an event in your area!

 

THE ESSENTIALS COURSE

DATES: JUNE 19-23, 2006

TIMES: 8AM - 4PM

LOCATION: BILQUIST ELEMENTARY IN CLACKAMAS

 

WORKSHOP ON TEACHING THINKING WITH TECHNOLOGY

DATES: JUNE 26-30, 2006

TIMES: 8AM - 4PM

LOCATION: NORTH MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL, AURORA, OR

 

 

Comments and questions welcome ;) 

 

      ~thomas

 

Thomas Hardy

Training Coordinator, (OETC)

Organization for Educational Technology & Curriculum 

Intel Teach To The Future

www.oetc.org 

c.971.404.5600

w.503.694.4499 x23

thomas at oetc.org 

 

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goes to the next as blossom and that which came to me as blossom 

goes on as fruit."                                    -Dawna Markova