USP Launches Specific And Completely Free Course For Teachers! There Are 60 Slots Available; See How To Enroll

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Published on 02/09/2024 at 19:58

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USP Is Offering an Unmissable Free Course for Teachers! Join Lectures and Hands-On Workshops to Transform Your Teaching!

Did you know that a revolution in education is about to happen at the University of São Paulo? Get ready for an unmissable event that will transform the way teachers engage with natural history and cultural heritage.

In a educational landscape full of challenges and innovations, USP offers a unique opportunity that could change everything for interested educators. Discover all the details now and how to secure your spot for the free course that promises to expand horizons and enrich teaching!

Free USP Course for Teachers

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Detailed Program

On September 27, activities will begin at 9 AM with the opening of the course and presentation of the proposal and team from the Museum.

The morning program includes a lecture on the history of natural history museums, given by Maria Isabel Landim. After a break, participants will explore the importance of biological collections for teaching with Talita Roell. The day will conclude with a visit to the museum’s scientific collections, including fish, birds, and insects.

On September 28, the course begins with a guided visit to the exhibition led by Felipe Alves Elias. The morning program also covers a discussion on heritage, education, and museums, led by Márcia Fernandes Lourenço.

After lunch, participants will have the opportunity to engage in hands-on workshops: a prehistoric puzzle and a diorama, promoted by Felipe Alves Elias and Márcia Fernandes Lourenço, respectively. The course will conclude with a final evaluation.

Registrations and Details

The course is free and offers 60 spots for teachers and educators from early childhood, basic, and higher education. Interested parties should register by September 20, 2024, by accessing the link https://uspdigital.usp.br/apolo/apoObterCurso?cod_curso=380400019&cod_edicao=24001&numseqofeedi=1. The selection will be conducted by lottery.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of this event that promises to enrich your knowledge and pedagogical practices! Secure your spot now and get ready for a transformative experience in the field of education and natural history.

Are you ready to elevate your teaching to a new level? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments!

USP Launches Specific And Completely Free Course For Teachers! There Are 60 Slots Available; See How To Enroll

USP Is Offering an Unmissable Free Course for Teachers! Join Lectures and Hands-On Workshops to Transform Your Teaching!

Detailed Program

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