2008 Summer Teacher's Institute
Keepers of the Land
June 16–18 2008
The 2008 Summer Teachers' Institute, Keepers of the Land, will be held at the Turtle Mountain Outdoor Learning Center, Lake Metigoshe State Park, June 16–18, 2008. Institute activities will align to portions of the North Dakota Studies Curriculum.
Nationally recognized storyteller Michael Caduto, author of the "Keepers of the Earth" books will be one of the institute presenters. Caduto will do an afternoon workshop of stories, activities and stewardship ideas that are focused on trees and other plants. For an entertaining evening program he will present an inspiring program of stories, music and a group circle dance.
| Registration Deadline | May 30, 2008 |
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| Workshop Dates | June 16–18, 2008 |
| Location | Turtle Mountain Outdoor Learning Center, Lake Metiogoshe State Park. |
| Registration Fee |
$100.00 payable to EduTech at 415 Winter Show Road SE, Suite 2
Valley City, ND 58072. Workshop fee is applied to graduate credit fees at the university of your choice upon completion:
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| Workshop Materials | Each participating teacher will receive a variety of curriculum resources provided by Institute sponsors. |
| Housing |
A block of rooms has been reserved at the hotels listed below until June 1st under "Teacher's Summer Institute" at the state rate. Rooms will be released after June 1st.
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| Meals | The coalition will provide dinner meals on Monday and Tuesday evenings, lunch on Tuesday and snacks and beverages for morning and afternoon breaks. Continental breakfast will be available at the hotels. |
| Dress | Casual dress. Workshops and activities will be a combination of indoor/outdoor. Participants are encouraged to bring appropriate rain/shine jackets, shoes and bug repellent. |
| Optional | Participants are encouraged to bring laptops, if available. |
| Cancellation Policy |
The Coalition reserves the right to cancel the institute if minimum number of participants is not met by June 9, 2008.
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Questions? For more information about this event, please contact Kari Sauer at EduTech via e-mail at kari.sauer@sendit.nodak.edu or by phone at 1.800.804.8550.
The North Dakota Council on the Arts partners with the North Dakota Teacher Resource Coalition to bring culture and history resources to the K-12 classroom. The primary goal of the Coalition is to provide professional development opportunities that enable educators to expand their content knowledge and provide resources for curriculum planning and development. The Coalition partners gather and coordinate activities and curriculum resources that provide enriched educational experiences for K-12 teachers and students across North Dakota.
Significant partners in this project are organizations and agencies that provide valuable cultural and historical data and current information strategic to planning and maintaining the activities and resources:
