Toyota International Teacher Program to the Galapagos
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Program Terms • Fall Program Participants • Adults		Quick Look • Location: Galapagos - Ecuador • Language of Instruction: English Overview The Toyota International Teacher Programs are fully-funded, short-term international professional development opportunities for teachers. Educators of different disciplines, grades and backgrounds are selected to travel together, study program themes, and bring these experiences home to their classrooms. The Galapagos Program is a 12-day study program geared toward international and environmental study. Participants work together to create an interdisciplinary environmental lesson that is shared with teachers on the Galapagos Islands. Applications for the October 2008 program will be available in early February, 2008 with a late April deadline. Eligibility The Toyota International Teacher Programs are available to secondary education teachers (grades 7-12), in all subject areas who have taught full time for more than three years. Dates Applications for the October 2008 program will be available in early February, 2008 with a late April deadline. Contact Toyota International Teacher Program Institute of International Education 1400 K St NW, Suite 650 Washington, D.C 20005 Tel: 877-832-2457 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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