Cosponsored by UNH Cooperative Extension
New Hampshire has adopted the Next Generation Science Standards as the foundation for science instruction in the state. Teachers will be adjusting their teaching to those standards, and administrators will play a key role in helping their teachers be successful. Administrators will need a full understanding of the underlying principles incorporated into the standards in order to be supportive. This workshop will provide a clear understanding of the NGSS, and will provide an opportunity for district and school administrators to discuss ways of achieving successful implementation in their schools. This workshop is intended for an audience of principals, curriculum coordinators, superintendents and assistant superintendents.
Mark Wiley, M.S., maintains multiple roles in his work at UNH: assistant director for marine education, NH Sea Grant; director of the UNH Marine Docent Program; and Extension state specialist in science literacy, UNH Cooperative Extension. In addition, Mark has designed professional development for educators at Measured Progress. He also taught high school biology, environmental science, and math for 10 years at Tilton School in New Hampshire. Mark earned his master's degree in natural resource management from UNH.
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