Dr. Briana Pobiner\, who leads the NMNH Hu man Origins Program's education and outreach efforts\, with the assistance of Dr. Connie Bertka\, will present a half-day workshop on human evolutio n for science educators in each community hosting the exhibition. The work shop is for classroom teachers\, science and nature center and museum educ ators\, homeschoolers \;and other local educators. It will feature exp loration and hands-on practice in presenting the NMNH Human Origins Progra m resources provided for each community. These resources include a set of five early human skull casts\; classroom-tested\, high-school biology teac hing activities\; \;and a teacher resource on cultural and religious s ensitivity strategies. Dr. Briana Pobiner will bring the set of five early human skull casts to your library with her for the workshop\, and your li brary will be able to keep the set after your host period is completed.
\nLimited number of entries are available. Please note this workshop i s designed for school teachers\, cience and nature center and museum educa tors\, homeschoolers \;and other local educators. \;
\nE xploring Human Origins: Promoting a National Conversation on Human Evoluti on \;is administered by ALA&rsquo\;s Public Programs Office in collabo ration with the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History&rsquo\;s (N MNH) Human Origins Program.
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