2012 Conference Archive (Archived)
STEM II Initiative at the University of Georgia
Session Format
Brief Report (15 minutes)
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Location
Room 2908
Abstract for the conference program
The University of Georgia will discuss STEM Initiative II strategies focused on improving instruction and student achievement in STEM courses and assisting in the preparation and professional development of K-12 science and math teachers. Specific activities include a mini-grants program, learning communities, pre-service teacher recruitment, expanding Project FOCUS, and increasing faculty effort to improve instruction and student learning in the STEM disciplines.
Proposal Track
Non-research Project
Start Date
3-9-2012 3:24 PM
End Date
3-9-2012 3:34 PM
Recommended Citation
Kutal, Charles, "STEM II Initiative at the University of Georgia" (2012). Interdisciplinary STEM Teaching & Learning Conference (2012-2019) (Archived). 10.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/stem/2012/2012/10
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STEM II Initiative at the University of Georgia
Room 2908
The University of Georgia will discuss STEM Initiative II strategies focused on improving instruction and student achievement in STEM courses and assisting in the preparation and professional development of K-12 science and math teachers. Specific activities include a mini-grants program, learning communities, pre-service teacher recruitment, expanding Project FOCUS, and increasing faculty effort to improve instruction and student learning in the STEM disciplines.
