Project
WET is Water Education for K-12 Teachers! The goal is to
facilitate
and promote awareness, appreciation, knowledge, and stewardship of
water resources through the development and dissemination of
classroom-ready teaching aids and through the establishment of state
and internationally sponsored Project WET programs.
It's a Program--
designed
for formal and
non-formal educators of K-12 students grounded in well-defined beliefs
that are reflected in the curriculum and training techniques
a Curriculum--
of activities developed,
field-tested, and reviewed by over 600 educators and resource managers
working with 34,000 students nationwide and correlated to the
current Georgia Performance Standards (printable Word docs)
And an
Instruction and Delivery Network--
offering Educator
Workshops that include
training, the Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide, and additional
water education resources for certification to teach students
and Facilitator
Workshops that train
interested individuals to hold Educator Workshops providing a link
from the Project WET organization to the classroom.
VISIT Project
WET USA.org for more details on National and
International Project WET.
What is Georgia Project WET?
We provide training for formal and
non-formal educators and facilitators in Georgia
through water education workshops, promote water education throughout
the state, and provide materials and support to all those who
participate. Workshop participants receive hands-on training and
the Project WET Curriculum and Activity Guide which features more than
90 activities developed, field-tested, and reviewed by over 600
educators nation-wide.
Educators: learn more
Georgia
Educators, Administrators, Curriculum Directors:
GPS/Project
WET Correlations available online.
We
are the Outreach Education
Coordinators from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources/
Environmental Protection Division/Watershed Protection Branch.
Phone:
404-675-1762
Email: Monica Kilpatrick
| Jo Adang
|
The Project WET program
is sponsored in Georgia by the
Department of Natural Resources, Environmental Protection Division,
Watershed Protection Branch through a grant from the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency under provisions of Section 319 (h) of the Federal
Clean Water Act of 1987, as amended.
Georgia
Project WET is proud to be fiscal partners with the Environmental
Education Alliance
of GA. |
Victoria Faith
Baker
River of Words
2003 |
