[neact] Fwd: STEM Ed Announcement: Teacher Training at Waquoit Bay Reserve
- From: "Kenneth W. Brody" <kwbrody@xxxxxxx>
- To: NEST listserve <NESTD-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 May 2008 10:12:35 -0400
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Teacher Training at Waquoit Bay Reserve Summer 2008
Oceans and Coasts June 23-27 3 Graduate credits or 67.5 PDPs
This course will introduce methods to teach about marine and coastal
science in the classroom. It will include topics and lesson ideas most
appropriate for teachers of grades 6-10. Topics will include ocean and
coastal geology, estuaries, basic salt water chemistry, currents and
circulation, climate connections, marine life, and how technology is
used to study oceans and coasts. The course will include presentations
from research scientists on current investigations in marine and coastal
science, and lessons and guidance in how to find and use coastal data.
Participants will receive lesson plans, posters, and CDs, and will have
opportunities to practice classroom activities.
Schedule: Monday June 23 - Thursday June 26 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
Friday June 27 8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Follow up meeting Saturday November 1, 8:00- 12:00
Credit: 3 Graduate credits (optional) or 67.5 PDPs for 36 hours
of class time including follow up session
Credit through Framingham State College $195
Course fee $50
Climate and the Coast August 4 - 8 3 Graduate credits or 67.5
PDPs
Climate change is one of the most important science issues of the new
century. Studying coastal climate change is especially engaging,
involving studies of how land, sea, and atmosphere affect water,
marshes, birds, fish, and shellfish. This course will present climate
topics with a special focus on marine systems. The course will include
ideas for using marine and coastal data with students as well as
opportunities and ideas for participants to carry out field
investigations. We will hear presentations from research scientists
studying climate. Participants will receive lesson plans and a resource
CD. Most appropriate for teachers in grades 7 through 10.
Schedule:
Monday August 4 through Thursday August 7, 8:00 -4:00
Follow up meeting date on Saturday November 1, 1:00 - 4:00
Credit: 3 graduate credits (optional) or 67.5 PDPs for 36
hours of contact time including follow up session
Credit offered through Framingham State College
Course fee $50
Optional: 3 graduate credits available from Framingham State College $195
For more information please contact
Pat Harcourt
Waquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
pat.harcourt@xxxxxxxxxxx
(508) 457-0495 x 106
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Teacher Training at Waquoit Bay Reserve Summer 2008
Oceans and Coasts June 23-27 3 Graduate credits or 67.5 PDPs
This course will introduce methods to teach about marine and coastal
science in the classroom. It will include topics and lesson ideas most
appropriate for teachers of grades 6-10. Topics will include ocean and
coastal geology, estuaries, basic salt water chemistry, currents and
circulation, climate connections, marine life, and how technology is
used to study oceans and coasts. The course will include presentations
from research scientists on current investigations in marine and coastal
science, and lessons and guidance in how to find and use coastal data.
Participants will receive lesson plans, posters, and CDs, and will have
opportunities to practice classroom activities.
Schedule: Monday June 23 - Thursday June 26 8:30 am - 3:30 pm
Friday June 27 8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Follow up meeting Saturday November 1, 8:00- 12:00
Credit: 3 Graduate credits (optional) or 67.5 PDPs for 36 hours
of class time including follow up session
Credit through Framingham State College $195
Course fee $50
Climate and the Coast August 4 - 8 3 Graduate credits or 67.5
PDPs
Climate change is one of the most important science issues of the new century. Studying coastal climate change is especially engaging, involving studies of how land, sea, and atmosphere affect water, marshes, birds, fish, and shellfish. This course will present climate topics with a special focus on marine systems. The course will include ideas for using marine and coastal data with students as well as opportunities and ideas for participants to carry out field investigations. We will hear presentations from research scientists studying climate. Participants will receive lesson plans and a resource CD. Most appropriate for teachers in grades 7 through 10.Schedule: Monday August 4 through Thursday August 7, 8:00 -4:00
Follow up meeting date on Saturday November 1, 1:00 - 4:00 Credit: 3 graduate credits (optional) or 67.5 PDPs for 36 hours of contact time including follow up session Credit offered through Framingham State College Course fee $50 Optional: 3 graduate credits available from Framingham State College $195 For more information please contact Pat HarcourtWaquoit Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve pat.harcourt@xxxxxxxxxxx (508) 457-0495 x 106