Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Illinois State Museum Will Transform Its Educational Programs to Deliver High-caliber, Online Learning Experiences for Pre-k Through Grade 12 Students. They Will Develop Online Curricula and Related Resources and Materials for Educators to Use in Classrooms and After-school Programs. a Teacher Advisory Group Will Guide Content Development, Informed by Results of a Survey Conducted With Educators on Virtual Learning. the Museum Also Plans to Produce Digital Resources-including Videos-and Test Learning Materials With Teachers Across the State. Finally, They Will Create Professional Development Opportunities to Support Teachers in Conducting the Online Programs.
Committed
$178,929
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