- Do you want a master’s degree in science?
- Do you need credits to renew your teaching certificate?
- Do you just want one course to extend your knowledge?
The Division of Science and Mathematics Education offers summer courses designed to deepen your understanding of science for both K-8 and Secondary teachers. Take just one course or apply courses towards a Master of Arts in Teaching – General Science, Masters of Science in Physical Science or a Masters of Science in Biological Science.
For more information, the complete summer course schedule or to download an application, click on “For Teachers” above.
For K-8 Certified Teachers:
SME 829 Everyday Physics (3 credits)
SME 833 Rocks, Minerals and Fossils (3 credits)
For 7-12 Certified Science Teachers:
SME 865 Technology for Teachers (2 credits)
SME 862 Physics for Teachers (3 credits)
SME 866 Integrated Science for Teachers (3 credits)
SME 874 Field Ecology for Teachers (7 credits)
Courses can be taken individually or as a part of one of our Masters Programs.
All courses held on MSU’s campus except for SME 874, which will be held at MSU’s Kellogg Biological Station in Battle Creek, MI.
For more information visit us at:
http://www.dsme.msu.edu
Click on “For Teachers”
Participants will:
- Observe, question and test hypothesis related to ecosystems
- Design experiments using modern field techniques
- Interpret and analyze field data
- Apply new knowledge to classroom situations
Course can be applied to our M.S. Program in Biological Science for teachers.
Class is held at MSU’s Kellogg Biological Station in Battle Creek, MI. Living accommodations on site.
Visit us at http://www.dsme.msu.edu
Click on “For Teachers
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