; (ii) improve the understanding of elementary and secondary school students and teachers of the living resources of the ecosystem of the Chesapeake Bay; (iii) provide education and career pathway internships; and (iv) meet the educational goals of the Chesapeake Bay Agreement. (C) Grants (i) In general The Director may award grants to carry out the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Education and Training Program. (ii) Use of grants Grants awarded under clause (i) may be used to support education and training projects that enhance understanding and assessment of a specific environmental problem in the Chesapeake Bay watershed or a goal of the Chesapeake Bay Program, or protect or restore living resources of the Chesapeake Bay watershed, including projects that— (I) provide classroom education, including the development and use of distance learning and other innovative technologies, related to the Chesapeake Bay watershed; (II) provide meaningful watershed educational experiences in the Chesapeake Bay watershed; (III) provide professional development for teachers related to the Chesapeake Bay watershed and the dissemination of pertinent education materials oriented to varying grade levels; (IV) demonstrate or disseminate environmental educational tools and materials related to the Chesapeake Bay watershed; (V) demonstrate field methods, practices, and techniques, including assessment of environmental and ecological conditions and analysis of environmental problems