AT&T Contributes $500,000 for UTeach Program to Train Math and Science Teachers
AT&T has contributed $500,000 to support NMSI's highly regarded UTeach program to train math and science teachers on five university campuses.
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The National Math and Science Initiative (NMSI) and the teacher training organization Laying the Foundation (LTF) merged at the end of 2011, putting in place a seamless system for preparing middle school and high school students to succeed in Pre-AP and AP courses in the critical fields of math and science. Learn More About LTF |
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From The Blog
02.02.2012
APTIP teacher shares thoughts on the âTâ and âEâ in STEM ed
Posted by Rena Pederson, NMSI Communications Director - Matt Walton, one of the AP teachers in NMSI’s Advanced Placement Training and Incentive Program at Glen Allen High School in Virginia,...02.02.2012
NMSI CEO featured in special virtual conference
Posted by Rena Pederson, NMSI Communications Director NMSI President and CEO Mary Ann Rankin will join a distinguished list of speakers for tonight’s virtual conference on “The... View More Blog PostsNMSI In The News
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New Career Option for Math, Science and Engineering Students
Sophomore Biology majors Lauren Laranjo and Cameron Carey are exploring teaching as a career option in the UTeach program. 02/02/2012By Jill Gambon Sophomore Laura Laranjo’s long-term goal is...01.30.2012
TN taps new pipeline for top teachers
3:22 AM, Jan. 29, 2012 Written byJulie Hubbard | The Tennessean Students in the state’s worst schools will find themselves led by teachers who didn’t graduate with education degrees... View More NMSI NewsHow You Can Help
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