Missouri Botanical Garden: Education—Workshops for Individual Teachers

Education
Workshops for Individual Teachers

Education > For Teachers and Students > Workshops for Individual Teachers

The Missouri Botanical Garden offers a range of courses and workshops in botany, biology, ecology, environmental studies, and science education during both the school year and the summer. Some schools and districts count Garden professional development toward district-required professional development units.

College credit is available for some summer workshops.

For more information: Call (314) 577-5185 or e-mail teachertraining@mobot.org.

Teachers study aquatic ecology at Shaw Nature Reserve

Summer 2010

Do you want to learn how to do inquiry with your students, and how to assess inquiry-based lessons? Are you interested in learning about different energy sources and sustainability? Would you like to create an outdoor classroom at your school? Could technology help your students really get involved in their studies? Would you like to become more comfortable in the outdoors—even learn to paddle a canoe?

If you answered “YES!” to any of these questions the Missouri Botanical Garden, along with Shaw Nature Reserve, EarthWays Center, and Litzsinger Road Ecology Center are offering you that chance this summer.

Click here to browse summer courses and register online.

Download tentative schedule for this summer’s Energy Conservation Institute.

Browse descriptions and download applications for additional workshops offered at Litzsinger Road Ecology Center.