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| Alan November states, "Many educators feel that writing a grant proposal is a long and difficult process that, more often than not, isn't rewarded with funding. But you don't have to win the grant to be a "winner." The programs and ideas in the proposal, and the support you garner among colleagues for those ideas, are the biggest prizes."
This web site can help you with how to write the grant and where to find one for your science classroom. Proposal Writing and Grantsmanship for Teachers.
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Your class will operate an Electron Microscope from your classroom! Any public or private classroom is eligible to participate in the Bugscope project. Bugscope is primarily oriented for K-12 classrooms but we would certainly encourage applications from informal education programs such as after-school or museum programs. There is no cost to participate in the project. Center For Excellence and Equity in Education Mission Statement:
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These pages authored and maintained by Judy Lee.
Revised: September 15, 2001 . Copyright © 1998
CRPC GirlTECH. All rights reserved.
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These pages were developed through GirlTECH
'96,
a teacher training and student technology
council program sponsored by the
Center for Research on Parallel
Computation (CRPC),
National Science Foundation
and Science and Technology Center.