Penn State Inservice Opportunity
Penn State Inservice Opportunity
Teacher Astronomy Workshops July, 2018
For more information, see the newsletter announcement.
News
News and Notes from PAESTA - June 2018
The June 2018 News and Notes from PAESTA has been sent out. You can view it online via this link (link is external).
News and Notes from PAESTA - May 2018
The May 2018 News and Notes from PAESTA has been sent out. You can view it online via this link (link is external).
GEODE Workshop at PSU
July 15-19, 2018
Penn State, University Park
Geological models for Explorations Of Dynamic Earth
News and Notes from PAESTA - April 2018
The April 2018 News and Notes from PAESTA has been sent out. You can view it online via this link (link is external).
2018 Field Geoscience/Paleontology Teacher Workshop
The Pennsylvania Space Grant is supporting a new educator workshop for PA teachers (2-credit course) that I have developed. It will focus on
introductory field methods in geoscience and paleontology and will be held in Red Lodge, Montana this summer.
For more information, visit http://sites.psu.edu/ewes/ (link is external)
News and Notes from PAESTA - March 2018
The March 2018 News and Notes from PAESTA has been sent out. You can view it online via this link (link is external).
February 2018 PAESTAR
This month we recognize Cyndy Lindahl, an Earth science teacher at Armstrong Jr-Sr High School in Kittanning, PA. Cyndy is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and a Michigan native who started teaching in Pennsylvania in 2003. She has taught at Springdale High School, Otto-Eldred High School and currently teaches Science 7 at Armstrong Junior Senior High School.
News and Notes from PAESTA - February 2018
The February 2018 News and Notes from PAESTA has been sent out. You can view it online via this link (link is external).
Pulsar Search Collaboratory
Dear Teachers,
Would you like the opportunity to involve your students in an authentic research project? Would you like to earn WVU credit and a summer stipend for your participation? Would you like to use the largest telescope in the United States to search for exotic stars called pulsars? Have no fear, the Pulsar Search Collaboratory is here!
