MSU's Online Graduate Courses For Science Teachers Open For Spring Registration
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<strong>MSU's</strong> <strong>Online</strong> <strong>Graduate</strong> <strong>Courses</strong> <strong>For</strong> <strong>Science</strong> <strong>Teachers</strong> <strong>Open</strong> <strong>For</strong> <strong>Spring</strong><br />
<strong>Registration</strong><br />
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MSU Extended University’s spring online courses for science teachers are now open<br />
for enrollment.<br />
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Bozeman, Montana, DEC 24, 2016 -- Montana State University’s online graduate<br />
courses for science teachers are now open for <strong>Spring</strong> 2017 registration. The courses<br />
are all part of MSU Extended University’s National <strong>Teachers</strong> Enhancement Network<br />
(NTEN). <strong>Courses</strong> start dates range from Jan. 23 through mid-March. Students are<br />
encouraged to register by Jan. 15, as enrollment requires admission to MSU.<br />
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<strong>Spring</strong> 2017 courses include 13 offerings in microbiology; physics; earth science;<br />
nutrition; land resources and environmental science (LRES); and education, curriculum<br />
and instruction (EDCI). The courses are open to all teachers and informal<br />
educators.<br />
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Several popular courses are returning, including Astronomy for <strong>Teachers</strong> (Physics),<br />
Exploring Microbiology (Microbiology), Water Quality in the Classroom (LRES), and<br />
General Relativity (Physics).<br />
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The courses are all part of Extended University’s National <strong>Teachers</strong> Enhancement<br />
Network (NTEN), which has reached more than 20,000 science teachers in its 23-year<br />
history. Participants can take courses for professional development or start working<br />
toward a 12-credit graduate certificate or a master’s degree. <strong>Graduate</strong> certificates are<br />
available in <strong>Science</strong> Teaching: Chemistry; <strong>Science</strong> Teaching: Earth <strong>Science</strong>; <strong>Science</strong><br />
Teaching: Elementary School <strong>Science</strong>; <strong>Science</strong> Teaching: Life <strong>Science</strong>; or <strong>Science</strong><br />
Teaching: Physics.<br />
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Register or learn more at http://eu.montana.edu/NTEN/ or contact Kelly Boyce at<br />
kboyce@montana.edu or (406) 994-6812. The NTEN Facebook page is<br />
http://www.facebook.com/scienceteachers/<br />
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<strong>For</strong> More Information Contact: Kelly Boyce in Extended University at (406) 994-6683<br />
or (800) 282-6062 (toll-free). Email distance@montana.edu
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