The annual International Studies Institute for secondary teachers is a unique opportunity for teachers to study directly with Cornell scholars about global issues. The content of the day-long workshops is aligned with New York State curriculum standards and is designed to provide information and resources that teachers can apply immediately in the classroom. Cornell professors and graduate students affiliated with the Institute for African Development and European, Latin American and Asian area studies programs offer fascinating presentations and discussions on historical and current issues. The sponsoring programs also provide handouts of resource lists, primary documents, maps and other materials for teachers to use with their students.
Register for the upcoming workshop, access classroom resources and view slideshows from past workshops at the
International Studies Institute Web Site.
Educator Professional Development Day - Friday, March 20, 2009 On March 20, 2009,
Cornell University Outreach will host preK-12 educators for Educator Professional Development Day. The workshops are designed to enhance teachers’ knowledge of the subjects they teach, stimulate new approaches to teaching, and give teachers a deeper understanding of their students and how they learn. Cornell faculty, graduate students, and other presenters will contribute their time, and workshops have been selected to offer content that will appeal to a wide range of participants.