Conservation and Your Curriculum
Integrating conservation education into an existing curriculum is both crucial and manageable, even for educators with packed schedules. Conservation education enriches students' understanding of environmental issues and fosters a sense of responsibility toward sustainable practices. By weaving conservation themes into subjects they already teach—such as science, social studies, or even literature—teachers can make these concepts more relevant and engaging without adding substantial extra workload. For instance, a science lesson on ecosystems can seamlessly incorporate discussions on biodiversity and human impact, while a history class might explore historical figures who championed environmental causes. This integration not only enhances students' learning experiences but also aligns with broader educational goals, making it a practical and impactful addition to any curriculum. Join us on Election Day to learn how to integrate conservation into your curriculum!
Location: Bronx Zoo
Date: Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Price: $50
Course is eligible for: 5 CTLE Hours
For more information about Professional Development courses, please contact: teacherinfo@wcs.org or (718) 220-5136
Meet Your Instructor
Christine Boyer (she/her)
Retiring from the classroom only meant leaving her day job. Christine Boyer has cultivated a deep love for education and a passion for science so working for WCS is a natural next step. As an Adjunct Conservation Educator, Christine’s goal is to bring her years of classroom experience to a new level working with dynamic educators to bring the message of conservation, and the importance of our connections to the natural world to as many students as possible.