Supporting Teachers
We give science teachers the tools and skills they need to help their students overcome misconceptions and misinformation about climate change and evolution.
We give science teachers the tools and skills they need to help their students overcome misconceptions and misinformation about climate change and evolution.
Along with teaching general biology and AP environmental science, Jerry Citron teaches two biology electives he designed himself: Human Infectious Diseases and Pathophysiology. As a former medic, he is also the coordinator for the medical internship program at Stuyvesant High School for rising seniors interested in the medical field. Citron strives to provide his students with a variety of problem-solving skills using hands-on approaches, project-based learning, and analysis of case studies that they can apply to the different science disciplines and in their lives in general. He is a Fund for Teachers grant recipient, a Math for America fellow, National Geographic Grosvenor teacher fellow and an AP environmental science reader for the college board.