Exhibition openings with curator introductions and relevant resources.

Science and cultural programs for English Language Learner teachers, students, and families.

Courses offered in partnership with NYC universities and colleges.

Online graduate courses for educators in the life, earth, and physical sciences.

Day, evening, and weekend programs designed to support in-school curriculum goals.

Multi-day institutes offer in-depth content knowledge in science and social studies.

Classes for young children and their parents about the wonder of science and nature.

Open to K-12 educators working towards certification in life sciences.

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NATURE FOR KIDS AND CAREGIVERS
or SCIENCE FOR KIDS AND CAREGIVERS

This six-session course is offered for After-School Professional Development Credit (P-credit) for middle and high school teachers through the NYC DOE from 3/5/11 to 5/7/11.

Over 350 educators participated in a professional development event in February, 2006

An online and on-site 3-week course for NYC area secondary science teachers

Lehman College - Spring 2012

Research about the teaching and learning of science at AMNH.

Dive into the world of prehistoric reptiles.

Conducted by Inverness Research, this 2008 assessment presents a sample of survey responses

Open to K-12 educators working towards certification in earth and space sciences.

Three-day course designed to help middle and high school educators focus on what adults and students should know about the topic of biological evolution.

In February 2008, the Museum offered a three-day professional development Institute

Welcome to the world of bioluminescence - the generation of light by living things.

Civilization's most sought-after mineral, an enduring icon of wealth, beauty, and power.

From gleaming nuggets and rare gold crystals to ancient coins and the luxury items of the "Gilded Age," learn more about this enduring icon of wealth, beauty, and power.

Experience the California Gold Rush. Examine gold in its pure and refined forms. And find out how gold has shaped civilizations throughout history.

Can you tell how much gold is in a natural specimen just by looking at it? And how does a region's access to gold shape how it is used? Test your investigation skills while you visit the GOLD exhibit.

Can you tell the difference between an Emmy award and an Olympic medal? Test your knowledge of gold-plated objects. Then find out more about gold!

Did you know that all of the mined gold in the world could easily fit inside your school's gym? Find out what it takes to turn this precious metal into trophies and jewelry.