The Ohio State University
Center for Latin American Studies
announces
Mesoamerica
for Teaching Math & Science
a short study-abroad program designed especially for K-12 educators
Mexico City, Cuernavaca, and Environs
July 10-23, 2004
The Ohio State University
Center for Latin American Studies
announces
Mesoamerica
for Teaching Math & Science
a short study-abroad program designed especially for K-12 educators
Mexico City, Cuernavaca, and Environs
July 10-23, 2004
The Center for Latin American Studies
at The Ohio State University invites
K-12
educators to participate in the ultimate interdisciplinary
adventure!
Designed to meet the professional development needs of educators
engaged
in mathematics and science education in our schools, this
graduate-level
study-abroad program will focus on the advancements and technologies of
the
Mesoamerican civilizations, and the incorporation of insights gained
into
state-of-the-art lesson plans and units.
Our host and guide in Mexico will be anthropologist Charles Goff,
Director
of the Cemanáhuac
Educational
Community in Cuernavaca. OSU Professors Donna Berlin (Math
Education)
and Arthur
White (Science Education) will teach this 6-credit, graduate-level
course,
and will accompany the group while in Mexico. Carol Robison,
Assistant
Director of the OSU Center for Latin
American
Studies, is the coordinator for this program and will also travel
with
the group.
Mesoamerica for Teaching Math & Science
Center for Latin American Studies
The Ohio State University
306 Oxley Hall
1712 Neil Avenue
Columbus, OH 43210-1219
Telephone (614) 292-6053
Fax (614) 292-4273
E-mail:
The Ohio State University reserves the right to alter or cancel this
program.
Fees and program details are subject to change.
OSU is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Institution.
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please contact Jenny Spolnik at 614.292.6053 or via e-mail at spolnik.1@osu.edu.