10 Facts

Ten Points About Project 100
 
1. Project 100 teachers and kids to make a contribution to PNN on a regular bases.  This material would form a weekly program that the online audience will come back to time and time again.
 
2. Project 100 is a way for teachers to get excited about teaching and  kids to get excited about learning. We would love for teachers to keep portfolios, journals and copies of their student's authentic work.
 
3. Project 100 is actively looking for grants to support this project.
 
4. Look for Project 100 and PNN at educational trade shows an in school districts across the county.  Project 100 seeks to eventually go worldwide.
 
5. Project 100 is a great way for teachers and students to collaborate with each other.
 
6.  PNN and Kid's Talk Radio see this year as a big year for science in education.  Students and teachers are encouraged to do articles on science in the schools.  Student reporters can report on the science activities of their schools and communities
 
7. Project 100 builds upon the foundation established by Bob Barboza and Kid's Talk Radio.
 
8. Project 100 seeks to establish a Project 100 Center in After School Centers.
 
9. Teachers are encouraged to talk to their principals, board members, parents, and other teachers about the exciting potential of Project 100 in their schools.
 
10. Project 100 needs your hellp to grow. Please help by joining PNN and the Project 100 Group.