In this June, the American Museum of Natural History will introduce 1. _____

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问题     In this June, the American Museum of Natural History will introduce 1. ______
its first Master of Arts in teaching program, which students with a 2.______
background, if not a career, in science can spend 15 months learning to
become earth science teachers.
    Fare is free, thanks to the New York State Board of Regents, and 3.______
students will receive $30,000 stipends and health benefits.
    The goal is to produce 50 new science teachers over two years for New
York State’s middle and high schools, which has long coped with a critical 4.______
short of math and science instructors. 5.______
    As with nearly some attractive offer, there is a catch: Graduates must 6.______
commit to spending four years teaching in a high-needs public school, and
may be assigned anywhere in the New York State. 7.______
    The open house, which drew about 90 peoples, gave the museum an 8.______
opportunity to pitch the program — which also meant selling the museum-
as-classroom concept.
    Staff members gave the prospective applicants a private tour of the
museum. Rosamond Kinzler, the senior director of science education at the
museum, leads the prospective applicants through the gem and minerals 9. ______
collection, casually testing their knowledge of rock formation and plate tectonics.
    The curriculum that the graduate students will study (and that they will
eventually be teaching) focuses slightly on planets and their orbits, water 10.______
and weather, and basic geology. New York’s physical environment —
including Central Park, across the street from the museum — will also play
an important role in the courses, several instructors said.  [br]

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答案 slightly—heavily

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