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Nominator Information (If different
from nominee) |
| Your relationship to teacher (i.e. student, parent,
educator, etc.) |
| How long have you known this teacher? |
Reasons for Nomination
In 50 words or less, please give your reasons why this middle
school math or science/engineering teacher should win an Above
and Beyond Award.
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To Be Completed by the Teacher
(If submitting separately from nominator, please complete nominee
information as well.) |
In 500 words or less, please describe a past or current innovative
unit plan, classroom project, research project or other related
set of activities. Describe how it:
a. Stimulates the interest of all students;
b. Is based on Massachusetts learning standards;
c. Addresses needs that improve the study of science/engineering
or mathematics; and
d. Offers equal access and interest to both girls and boys.
In addition, please describe if any of the following apply to
your project:
a. How the project's impact could be measured in a systemic
way;
b. How technology has been used in conducting the project;
c. How the project includes real world applications and 21st century skills; and
d. Whether the project has leveraged support from other sources
beyond your classroom.
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In 50 words or less, please describe how the $1,000
grant will be used if you win an Above and Beyond Award.
NOTE: Successful award winners will be expected to submit a
brief write-up of their winning project for the Above and Beyond
Awards/Lesley University web site.
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(This information, and any supporting material, may also be
mailed to Above and Beyond Awards, Massachusetts Software
Council, One Exeter Plaza, Suite 200, Boston, MA
02116 before Friday, January 30, 2004. |
