Revolutionizing How Students Engage With Climate Change Education
These four high school teachers will develop climate change units through four disciplines (life science, earth science, chemistry, and physics).
These four high school teachers will develop climate change units through four disciplines (life science, earth science, chemistry, and physics).
Five middle school teachers endeavor to learn the skills for, gain exposure to, and create a sustainable culture for project-based learning at their school.
This team of six middle and high school teachers will systematically consider their students’ learning, with a structure of collegial discussion focused on data. As teachers, classroom time occurs rapidly with little time to think deeply.
The team of six elementary-level Spanish Dual Language teachers are pursuing professional development in second language acquisition.
The team of four elementary school professionals identified the need to create and maintain an embedded ELD program that is woven throughout their curriculum in order to support their 52%-ELL student population.
The team of five high school teachers and one middle school teacher at four schools across the Bay Area are part of the Trellis Mentor Fellowship, through which they have all made a five-year commitment to mentoring new teachers.