Training for makerspace leaders starts Sept 30 - Apply now!

[Diane Brancazio]

Join a community of makerspace leaders in the Master Making in the Classroom workshop series. Become a master at designing and leading projects that engage students and connect them with academic content. 

 

More than just a workshop series, this is an opportunity to elevate your practice. Our program gives you the tools and support to:

• Design meaningful projects that align with academic goals while empowering students to design, build, and express ideas in non-traditional ways.
• Set up classroom practices where teachers are facilitators and students are self-directed 
• Collaborate with peers and receive one-on-one coaching from leaders at the MIT Edgerton Center.

 

We are now offering this workshop series in two formats: in-person at the MIT Edgerton Center or remote, so you can join from anywhere. The cost per person is $1150 for the series, which includes coaching in between sessions. We keep this cost as low as possible to make the PD accessible and to encourage educators to participate with a colleague.

 

Learn more and apply at: k12maker.mit.edu/master-making-in-the-classroom 

Questions? Contact our team at k12m...@mit.edu

 

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Diane

 

Diane Brancazio | K-12 Maker Team Leader 

MIT Edgerton Center | Office of Experiential Learning  
77 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA 02139

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"If you want to build a ship, don't drum up people to collect wood and don't assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea."  - Antoine de Saint Exupéry