Teacher Lab registration is closed. Email spring-hssp@mit.edu if you have any questions.

                                                                                              # Teacher Lab in a Nutshell<br />

ABSTRACT (What?)	Teacher Lab is a set of three teaching-preparation, weekend workshops for prospective ESP teachers.
EXPERIMENT CONDITIONS (When?)	Each workshop consists of a pair of classes 1-2:30pm on Saturday and Sunday of each of theses weekends: Jan. 21–22, Feb 4–5, and Feb 11–12. The topic of each workshop is different.
SUBJECTS / VICTIMS (Who?)	Undergraduate and graduate students who are excited about teaching!
How Do I Apply?	APPLY HERE

If you want to teach for Spring HSSP, you should either register a class or sign up for all three teacher labs by 1/18/11 . Additional registrations for teacher lab will be accepted after this date, but HSSP teacher-registration will be closed.

If you have questions about Teacher Lab, email spring-hssp@mit.edu or check the FAQ below.

About Teacher Lab

If you're new to teaching, or want to hone a particular set of teaching skills, come to one or all of our Teacher Labs. Each lab set consists of a pair of workshops on Saturday and Sunday designed to help HSSP teachers with an aspect of preparation or practice. (Although non-HSSP teachers are also welcome).

Each of the three labs will cover a different range of topics over a two-day workshop during IAP or early in the spring semester. You can sign up for any subset of the three:

1-2:30pm, January 21st – 22nd: Topic Brainstorming, Course Design and Description
1-2:30pm, February 4th – 5th: Lesson Organization and Project Building
1-2:30pm, February 11th – 12th: Presentation and Engaging Your Audience

Note: If you sign up online for the entire Teacher Lab program, you may delay registration of one or more HSSP courses until after the first workshop, or alter an existing class after attending the first workshop. In this case, make sure to sign up for all three workshops before 1/11/11.

Teacher Lab FAQ

Q: Will there be food?
A: Yes, we will provide refreshments for program participants from 12:30-1pm

Q: Do I have to be an HSSP teacher in order to apply for Teacher Labs?
A: No, teacher labs are open to anyone interested in teaching, although the labs are in some ways designed for HSSP teachers.

Q: Do I have to sign up for all three workshops?
A: No, you can sign up for any subset of the three. If you do all three, you can submit your course description after the first lab, otherwise, course descriptions is required when you register online as a Spring HSSP teacher.

##Teacher Lab registration is closed.  Email <a href="mailto:spring-hssp@mit.edu">spring-hssp@mit.edu</a> if you have any questions.
                                                                                                  # Teacher Lab in a Nutshell<br />
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	<td> <b>EXPERIMENT CONDITIONS (When?)</b> </td> 
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	<td> <b>How Do I Apply?</b> </td> 
	<td><b><a href="http://esp.mit.edu/teach/HSSP/TeacherLabApply.html">APPLY HERE</a></b>
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<br>If you want to teach for Spring HSSP, you should either register a class or sign up for all three teacher labs <b> by 1/18/11 </b>.  Additional registrations for teacher lab will be accepted after this date, but HSSP teacher-registration will be closed.

If you have questions about Teacher Lab, email </font> <a href="mailto:spring-hssp@mit.edu">spring-hssp@mit.edu</a> or check the FAQ below.

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#About Teacher Lab

If you're new to teaching, or want to hone a particular set of teaching skills, come to one or all of our Teacher Labs.  Each lab set consists of a pair of workshops on Saturday and Sunday designed to help HSSP teachers with an aspect of preparation or practice. (Although non-HSSP teachers are also welcome).

Each of the three labs will cover a different range of topics over a two-day workshop during IAP or early in the spring semester.  You can sign up for any subset of the three:

* 1-2:30pm, January 21st – 22nd: Topic Brainstorming, Course Design and Description
* 1-2:30pm, February 4th – 5th: Lesson Organization and Project Building
* 1-2:30pm, February 11th – 12th: Presentation and Engaging Your Audience

Note:  If you sign up online for the entire Teacher Lab program, you may delay registration of one or more HSSP courses until after the first workshop, or alter an existing class after attending the first workshop.   In this case, make sure to sign up for all three workshops before 1/11/11.

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#Teacher Lab FAQ

<b> Q: Will there be food? </b><br>
A:  Yes, we will provide refreshments for program participants from 12:30-1pm

<b> Q: Do I have to be an HSSP teacher in order to apply for Teacher Labs? </b><br>
A:  No, teacher labs are open to anyone interested in teaching, although the labs are in some ways designed for HSSP teachers.

<b> Q: Do I have to sign up for all three workshops? </b><br>
A:  No, you can sign up for any subset of the three.  If you do all three, you can submit your course description after the first lab, otherwise, course descriptions is required when you register online as a Spring HSSP teacher.

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