Overview
Program Name: Smithsonian NESST Latin American Teacher Ambassadors Program
Host Organization: Smithsonian Science Education Center
Description
Program Name: Smithsonian NESST Latin American Teacher Ambassadors Program
Host Organization: Smithsonian Science Education Center
Initiative: Network for Emergent Socio-Scientific Thinking (NESST)
Program Type: Virtual professional development fellowship
Duration: 11 months (June to April cycle)
Mode: Online (fully virtual)
Eligible Region: Latin America
Selection Size: 25 teachers per cohort
Language: Spanish
Commitment: Approximately 10 hours per month
Eligibility
Applicants must:
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Scholarship Program Summary
Program Overview
The NESST Teacher Ambassadors Program aims to transform how science and sustainability are taught in schools by promoting socio-scientific thinking. Instead of traditional teaching methods, educators are encouraged to integrate real-world global challenges such as:
Degree Level
This is not a degree program. It is a professional development opportunity for:
Available Subjects
Applicants do not need to be science teachers. The program is open to educators from:
Benefits
Selected Teacher Ambassadors receive several professional and academic benefits, including:
Eligible Nationalities
Open to educators from Latin American countries, including but not limited to:
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
Program Structure
The program is divided into multiple phases:
Application Procedure
Application Deadline
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