The UC San Diego MRSEC RET program offers K-12 educators hands-on research experiences, training in materials science, and opportunities for professional development and classroom module translation.

The CDCM Materials Research Science and Engineering Center hosts a RET program, providing teachers with research experience and curriculum development in materials science to enhance K-5 STEM education.

The Center for Materials Innovation (CMI) provides a training workshop for Michigan high school teachers, focusing on integrating advanced solar cell research and electrochemistry into STEM curricula.

Columbia University's RET offers emerging technology training, featuring a summer program and ongoing support, in collaboration with MRSEC and the Summer Research Program for Science Teachers.

The MRSEC at Harvard University offers a Research Experiences for Teachers program, enabling educators to collaborate with scientists, enhance pre-college education, and develop instructional materials in research areas.

MEM-C's Research Experience for Teachers enables educators to engage in research and develop STEM curricula in collaboration with UW faculty, enhancing their pedagogical approaches for classroom implementation.

The Ohio Dept. Ed. funded Math Science Partnership program enhances 9th-grade physical science teaching through materials-related activities, impacting over 25 teachers and featuring presentations at SECO.

The Center's RET program at NU offers teachers hands-on research experiences, networking, and curriculum development, culminating in a technical report and presentation. Participants receive stipends and professional development credits.

Upper elementary, middle, and high school science-focused educators from across the country are encouraged to explore the professional development programs and NGSS-aligned Mission: Materials Science activities for kids, as well as an array of educational content developed by past teachers.