Extension Educators Need to Know:
The program comes with ready-made kits located for each area (wildlife, food waste and health and wellness), complete with Educator's tips, resource materials, curriculum, and survey instruments. This curriculum requires preparation for a successful program. Reviewing each lesson and tote is highly encouraged as there may be supplies or items that need preparation or ordering. Totes may need items replenished with regular use, so it is very important to review inventory in each tote with the lesson to ensure that you have all supplies needed.For more information on how The Nature of Teaching qualifies as a signature program, and how to be added to the IRB, please visit the Agriculture Natural Resources Intranet - Nature of Teaching (login required).
Nature of Teaching Highlights
Family gift supports Purdue Extension and Indiana 4-H
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FNR Year in Review 2022: The Research and Outreach
In this segment of the FNR 2022 Year in Review, we take a look at the research advances,...
New Publication: Transporting Food Waste
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Nature of Teaching Program Receives Environmental Education Award
The Nature of Teaching, a Purdue Extension signature program, was honored as the third place...
Nature of Teaching Professional Development Webinar Series: Ecotoxicology Part 1
Welcome to the Nature of Teaching Professional Development Webinar Series: Ecotoxicology Part 1....
Nature of Teaching Virtual Workshops With Certifications
The Nature of Teaching Extension program includes formal standards-based curricula and informal...