C-GEO Institutes & Workshops

TEACHER PROGRAMS

C-GEO offers Introductory Institutes, open to all Oregon preK-12 teachers and pre-service teachers, regardless of teaching assignment. Once a teacher has completed an Introductory Institute, including completion of all the required deliverables, they are eligible to apply for Advanced Institutes. Advanced Institutes are open only to preK-12 teachers who have participated in a previous C-GEO institute and current pre-service teachers. Check out the programs below to see what interests you and fits your classroom needs.

C-GEO 2024 Introductory Summer Institutes

Mapping the Local Landscape: Incorporating Geospatial Technologies in the Classroom

This exciting summer institute focuses on learning to apply Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Geospatial Technologies in the classroom. It is designed for High School or Community College educators interested in learning more about mapping, GIS, and Geospatial Technologies and how they can be leveraged in the classroom across multiple disciplines.

Teaching with Primary Sources: Ethnic Studies through a Geographic Lens

The Center for Geography Education in Oregon (C-GEO) and the Oregon Historical Society (OHS) present a three-day institute on teaching the new Social Science Standards Integrated with Ethnic Studies through a geographic lens.  A focus of the institute will be researching Portland’s Japantown– or Nihonmachi in Japanese– through primary source analysis, field work, and museum exhibit visits.  Participants will create analysis tools and a lesson plan to use in their classroom. 

Image courtesy of Japanese American Museum of Oregon

2024 Advanced Institute

Vietnam's Cultural Landscapes

Oregon preK-12 teachers who have successfully completed a previous C-GEO institute and Oregon pre-service teachers may apply for this Advance C-GEO Institute that will take place July 8 to 22, 2024 in Vietnam.

Workshops

No Workshops Currently Scheduled

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