Teacher Training


Are you Prepared...
to Teach in the 21st-Century Classroom?

Lawrence Technological University can help!

Master of science education

  • This graduate program in science education includes $1,218 per course scholarships for all K-12 educators (DI or non-DI endorsement).
  • Majority of courses are now offered online, with a science experiment component completed using science kits and activities.
  • Developed by Lawrence Tech in partnership with the Detroit Zoological Institute, Cranbrook Institute of Science, Aquinas College, and the University of Detroit Mercy.
  • Courses aligned with the Michigan Department of Education requirements for Science and the DI (Integrated Science) Endorsement.

Master of educational technology

  • Master technologies that are revolutionizing the classroom and online teaching andlearning: Web-based learning tools, streaming video, electronic communication, and software and hardware options.
  • This practice-oriented program offered by Lawrence Tech in partnership with Marygrove College features $1,218 per course scholarships for all participants.
  • Complete the seven required courses of the Master of Educational Technology degree and be eligible for the NP endorsement on your existing teaching certificate.
  • Classes are offered in a 100-percent-online format.
  • Training and Performance Improvement track (30 credits) and graduate certificates (12 credits) in Robotics Education, Instructional Technology, Project Management*, Nonprofit Management and Leadership*, and Workplace Technology* are available.

Waive your application fee at www.ltu.edu/applyfree.


MEECS Water Quality
Teacher Training Workshop

NEW Updated Water Unit
January 26, 2013 • 8:30am-Noon
Join us to learn how to use the Michigan Environmental Education Curriculum Support (MEECS) Water Quality Unit in the classroom. Receive the updated curriculum from MDEQ at this workshop. The MEECS Water Quality Unit helps students discover the essential role that water plays in Michigan’s economy and in everyone’s lives. Students calculate how much water they use, investigate the link between land uses and water quality, and discover how water is monitored and standards are set. Cost for half-day session is $10.00 which includes curriculum binder, materials and snacks. To register call 248 645.3210.


Great Lakes EPS Teacher Training

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