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Garden-Based Learning for 2025

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Join our Cornell CALS online courses in 2025 and learn and grow alongside a network of local and nation-wide educators, youth leaders, garden volunteers and program professionals. 

 

Planning a Successful School & Community Garden Program (January 2025): This course explores the benefits of garden-based learning, teaches gardening basics, and provides the tools, resources, and collaborative support needed to plan, organize, and develop a successful and sustainable gardening program that fits your organization’s needs.




 

Teaching and Learning in the School Garden (March 2025)

This course provides the tools and resources for classroom teachers and extension educators to develop school and youth gardening programs that easily integrate into the school curriculum. Students build a final portfolio of standards-based, cross-curricula lessons and activities that are ready to use in the school garden and classroom. 



New York State Certified Teachers may now earn NYSED CTLE credit. Cornell Garden-Based Learning is an Approved Continuing Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE) Sponsor. 


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