A SEED Renaissance in Algeria

Since April 2012, when Smail Djebrouni officially became coordinator, the program has blossomed with workshops and reconnections with schools.

Coordinators: The Guiding Hands of SEED

If students are the heart of the SEED program and teachers are the minds, then our coordinators are the hands. Coordinators are the critical interface between the students, teachers, local communities, schools, volunteers, SEED staff, and the program itself.

School Life a Highlight of Teacher Blogs

What do teachers and students around the world do when they aren’t working on SEED projects? How are SEED schools and students the same and how are they different? That is the essence of the teacher blog project, an effort to get to know more about SEED teachers, students, and their schools.

Continued Project Development in Nigeria

A SEED collaborative workshop brings teachers and students together from different regions to learn about a particular science theme.

SEED: Bigger and Better in Ecuador

It has been a busy 2012 for Ecuador, with nine workshops and a new school joining the roster. The year was capped off in November with a national teacher conference and workshop in Quito—a first for Ecuador and a first for SEED worldwide.