Thank you for teaching for Splash! The results of the student survey are here, and the teacher survey is here.
Program Vitals
| What? | Teach anything you want to middle and high school students. |
| When? | November 17-18, 2012, the weekend before Thanksgiving. |
| Who? | 7th-12th graders. |
| How? | Teacher registration for 2012 is now closed. Check back in January for Spark and HSSP teacher registration, next September for Splash 2013 teacher registration, or volunteer for Splash 2012 security here. |
Splash is a two-day program that happens in the fall and attracts more than 2600 students from 7th through 12th grades. As a Splash teacher, you get to pick any subject that interests you and teach a one-shot class. Your class can be from one hour to six hours long and can be anything from a hands-on activity with 10 students to a lecture with 200 students. Splash is run as an entirely volunteer program.
Don’t know what to teach? Check out What Should I Teach? for suggestions and old course catalogs.
Want more information on how to teach? Check out Teaching Advice for some teaching tips.
For more detailed information, check out the program details page, or send us an email at splash@mit.edu.
Last modified by fbastani on April 09, 2013 at 09:17 p.m.