Join us on Wednesday, February 25th, from 4:30-5:45 pm ET for a free, online workshop exploring how place-based learning can make learning engaging and meaningful.
In this interactive session, we’ll share lessons that help students investigate their own community and environment, empowering them to address local issues while connecting their learning to global challenges. Through hands-on modeling, an interactive story, and real-world observation, we’ll examine the health of a local river over time and identify key indicators of a sustainable community, including essential places and resources.
This webinar is open to K-12 educators of all subjects. Register today to gain resources and hands-on strategies for creating powerful learning experiences that invite students to discover the world around them.
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All participants will receive:
- Our Teaching Population lesson pack with 62 of our “best of” hands-on lesson plans for grades K-12.
- A certificate of completion, showing a 75-minute virtual PD.
- Access to online tools to enhance student learning.
“This was a great workshop. I liked the interactiveness and being able to do the activites with other educators.” - PopEd webinar attendee.