Education Students at the University of Wyoming to Conduct Visits in Local Classrooms in Wyoming
The University of Wyoming College of Education is set to host the Wyoming Classroom Connections Tour on Sept. 17-18, mornings only. This tour, sponsored by the Wyoming School-University Partnership, UW College of Education, Carbon County School Districts 1 and 2, aims to provide a deeper understanding of Wyoming's public education landscape.
The tour is beneficial for faculty, staff, and students of the University of Wyoming College of Education. It includes school facility tours, visits to innovative spaces, classroom observation sessions, and discussions with school leaders. Students will have the opportunity to meet with experienced educators and gain insights into effective teaching practices, challenges in the field, and the unique qualities of each Wyoming school and community.
Nicholas Jesse, Project Coordinator, encourages participation in the tour. He believes that this event will cultivate deeper connections to Wyoming and its public education. Faculty and staff members from UW and the partnership will accompany the tour group, providing valuable guidance and perspective throughout the tour.
The tour focuses on district priorities, teacher support programs, and future job opportunities. Discussions with educators will cover these topics, offering valuable insights for those considering a career in education or seeking to improve their current practices.
Contact information for Nicholas Jesse is available for those interested in participating. You can reach him at (307) 766-3274 or [email protected].
Please note that the search results do not provide the names of the schools visited during the Wyoming Classroom Connections Tour in September 2021. However, participants can expect a diverse and informative experience, exploring various educational institutions across Wyoming.
Join us for the Wyoming Classroom Connections Tour and deepen your understanding of Wyoming's public education. Let's foster connections, learn from experienced educators, and contribute to the future of education in Wyoming.
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