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California on My Honor: Civics Institute for Teachers |
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A residential institute for K-12 teachers
Northern California: Administrative Office of the Courts (San Francisco, CA) July 8 - 11, 2008 (plus a one-day follow-up)
Participate
this summer in an intensive civics institute
focused on the judicial branch of government with K-12 teachers, college
professors, judges, and attorneys. Learn new and exciting ways to bring
your civics-related social science program to life though
Collaborate with colleagues to develop curriculum designed to increase the understanding of civics, civic engagement, and responsibility and to connect California content standards from several disciplines with social science standards.
Gather new strategies and resource materials -- including Web tools -- to take back to your classroom
This professional development opportunity is offered free of
charge to 25 competitively selected |
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$500 Stipend for teachers |
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Visits to the Superior Court of California |
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Transportation, lodging, meals |
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Meetings in the Kellogg Library at CSU San Marcos (Southern institute) |
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New resources |
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Meetings in the Earl Warren Building in San Francisco (Northern institute) |
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Time to develop curriculum |
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Two units for those who register through CSUSM Extended Learning |
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Collaboration with Colleagues, judges, and attorneys |
For additional information contact: Dr. Fran Chadwick, CSUSM at fchadwic@csusm.edu