Science Materials Camp for Teachers

Posted by Temple University on April 11, 2016

Calling All Science Teachers!

Materials Camp at Temple University’s Ambler Campus

August 15 – 19, 2016

Apply Now!

Attend a one-week professional development workshop this summer!

Who should attend?

· High School Teachers: Science (especially Chemistry and Physical Science), Engineering and Industrial/Vocational Technology

· Middle School Teachers: Physical Science

· Pre-Service Science Teachers

· Art, Math, and Community College Teachers as space allows

Why attend?

· Learn how to engage your students using simple, low-cost experiments that you can integrate into your existing lesson plans

· Help your students discover career opportunities in science and engineering

“The ASM Materials Science Camp was a phenomenal week of hands-on activities and labs. I never ex­pected we would be doing activities such as making and testing cement pucks, synthesizing polymers, growing crystals, pouring molten metals and working with glass – all within a weeklong workshop. The instructors were well-versed in how to implement the concepts into an already-established curriculum. The guest speakers were enthusiastic about materials science and working with teachers to increase the numbers of students going into the field. This was the best week of professional development in my 17 years of teaching!”

Everything is FREE. This is made possible by the generous financial supporters of the ASM Materials Camp program, and the Philadelphia Chapter of ASM International.

· 4 CEUs

· Materials (handbook of experiments and goody-bags to take back to your classrooms)

· Lunches & snacks.

Graduate credits available!

Two (2) graduate credits available (at participant’s expense) through the University of Missouri-Kansas City at $250. (This is optional.)

How to apply:

· Click on link below. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/V7B8LY8


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