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Professional pevelopment workshop brings deep-sea science to Palau’s middle and high school classrooms

Professional pevelopment workshop brings deep-sea science to Palau’s middle and high school classrooms A shallow coral reef community in Palau National Marine Sanctuary. (Image credit: Manu San Felix.) Download Image May 20, 2026 From March 31 to April 1, the Palau International Coral Reef Center (PICRC), in collaboration with educators from NOAA Ocean Exploration and Palau’s Ministry of Education, successfully conducted a two-day professional development workshop for 27 school teachers from across Palau. Although the focus was on middle and high school teachers, the workshop attracted a much wider range with teachers from third to ninth grade attending. Education 0 Off

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Professional pevelopment workshop brings deep-sea science to Palau’s middle and high school classrooms A shallow coral reef community in Palau National Marine Sanctuary. (Image credit: Manu San Felix.) Download Image May 20, 2026 From March 31 to April 1, the Palau International Coral Reef Center (PICRC), in collaboration with educators from NOAA Ocean Exploration and Palau’s Ministry of Education, successfully conducted a two-day professional development workshop for 27 school teachers from across Palau. Although the focus was on middle and high school teachers, the workshop attracted a much wider range with teachers from third to ninth grade attending. Education 0 Off

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According to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s public record item, Professional pevelopment workshop brings deep-sea science to Palau’s middle and high school classrooms, Professional pevelopment workshop brings deep-sea science to Palau’s middle and high school classrooms A shallow coral reef community in Palau National Marine Sanctuary. (Image credit: Manu San Felix.) Download Image May 20, 2026 From March 31 to April 1, the Palau International Coral Reef Center (PICRC), in collaboration with educators from NOAA Ocean Exploration and Palau’s Ministry of Education, successfully conducted a two-day professional development workshop for 27 school teachers from across Palau. Although the focus was on middle and high school teachers, the workshop attracted a much wider range with teachers from third to ninth grade attending. Education 0 Off

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