[Pollinator] Opportunity to pilot test NAPPC Pollinator Curriculum
Kimberly Winter
nappcoordinator at hotmail.com
Wed Dec 28 11:41:08 PST 2005
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Interested in piloting an exciting pollinator curriculum? Let us know!
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"Nature's Partners: Pollinators, Plants, and You" A Pollinator Protection
Education Project
is designed for kids in grades 3-6.
Developed by Richard Ponzio, Ph.D., Cooperative Extension Youth Development
Specialist; and Ella Madsen, M.S., Cooperative Education Researcher, both
from U.C. Davis. This informal science
curriculum includes six sessions, each with multiple activities that can be
adapted to a variety of teaching environments.
The North American Pollinator Protection Campaign (NAPPC) Youth Education
Task Force has agreed to coordinate pilot testing and assessment of this
curriculum. The Task Force is currently reviewing the assessment
instruments and anticipates releasing the curriculum to pilot testers early
in 2006. We hope to unveil a final version of the curriculum at the next
NAPPC meeting in Fall 2006 and would love your help getting it ready.
Would you or someone else from your organization be interested in signing on
as a pilot user?
Pilot sites will receive the curriculum by the end of January. We cannot
guarantee that all interested parties will be included in the pilot,
particularly if we are pleasantly surprised by a high volume of responses.
Because the curriculum contains many more activities than any one site is
likely to use, each site may choose the activities they wish to pilot and
will be responsible for assembling the resource materials required for the
chosen activities.
Pilot sites will be asked to complete activity evaluation forms and submit
them to the task
force by August 1, 2006.
Please return the following information to Craig Tufts (tufts at nwf.org) by
the 6th of January 2006.
Name of Pilot Tester/Contact:
Organization:
E-mail:
Telephone:
Teaching environment(s) in which curriculum would be tested:
Thank you for your interest in this project and for your commitment to
helping protect pollinators!
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