Ethnobotany for Educators: Exploring Plants through Cultural Connections
Dates: March 29-31, April 1-2 and 10, 2021
The relationship between people and plants have shaped foodways for thousands of years. Examine human and plant connections at the intersection of history, food, and culture. Develop strategies for engaging student-driven scientific investigations utilizing plants and food.
Please note that part of this course is scheduled to take place onsite at the New York Botanical Garden using outdoor facilities only. The remaining course hours will be completed online. See the course syllabus on the ASPDP website for specifics.
3 P credits and up to 45 CTLE hours from the New York City Department of Education are available for this course. Visit The After School Professional Development Program (ASPDP) website to apply (additional registration fees required).
Cost: $200
Teachers interested in speaking with our professional development staff should email teachered@nybg.org or call 718.817.8140.