Here at Population Education, we work with current teachers and non-formal educators at conferences and in-service programs, as well as with future teachers in their education methods classes at campuses throughout North America. Every workshop is tailored for the participants’ grade level and subject area, ensuring all participating teachers gain useful skills and tools they can use immediately in their classrooms.
Learn more about workshops for:
- Pre-Service Teachers on University Campuses
- In-Service Teachers through your School or District
- Nonformal Educators at Science Centers, Museums, Nature Centers
Since 1975, Population Education has facilitated workshops for hundreds of thousands of educators. Our highly regarded curricula prepares the next generation for responsible global citizenship by encouraging students to think critically, problem solve, and make informed decisions about the world around them. Our workshops provide resources and strategies for teaching about human ecology and related social, environmental and economic issues.
Our curriculum and workshops are hands-on, cross-curricular and promote issue-based learning while also meeting state and national standards in a range of disciplines including science, social studies, mathematics, language arts and environmental education. They are also designed to work well with specific audiences including Gifted and Talented, ESOL, and students with learning differences.
Please note that Population Education does not generally lead presentations for K-12 students, as the emphasis of our program is on professional development for current and future teachers.
