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Teaching Controversy: Environmental Education: Climate Change as a STEM Discipline
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Teaching Controversy: Environmental Education. Monday, February 13, 2012. Climate Change as a STEM Discipline. By Doug Haller (a STEM education consultant) argues. Why climate change is an important component of STEM education, how to prepare and support teachers to teach climate change in grades K-16, and what educators should anticipate with respect to student understanding of climate change prior to introducing the topic. Compiled by Erin E. Anderson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Teaching Controversy: Environmental Education: December 2011
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Teaching Controversy: Environmental Education. Friday, December 2, 2011. Teaching Environmental Issues and the Affective Domain. By Karin Kirk of the National Science Foundation (NSF) Science Education Resource Center (SERC) at Carleton College, offers a great step by step guide to engaging students with environmental science topics that might be controversial. Teaching the science first. Use active learning techniques. It's not all doom and gloom. Clearly define your role and your teaching approach.
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Teaching Controversy: Environmental Education: Conservation Messages
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Teaching Controversy: Environmental Education. Tuesday, November 1, 2011. 8220; Well, I really like sea turtles but our pollution is killing all of them and there is nothing I can do about it.”. 8211; Conversation with a six year old at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. The next step is to give people options or manageable tasks, or conservation messaged to complete. 1) Seek out information about conservation issues. 2) Spread the word to others about the value of wildlife. 5) Reduce, reuse, recycle and replenish.
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Museums and Communities
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Welcome to Museums and Communities! This blog is dedicated to exploring the topic of how museums engage with their communities. We hope our posts inspire you to consider how your institution and you as a professional can better connect with your audiences. Please share your thoughts as well! Best, CP and LF. Museum Audiences 2011 Homepage. Sunday, December 4, 2011. 10 Commandments for Museums Engaging. While there is no standard way to ensure success in collaborative projects, we’ve decided to dist...
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Teaching Controversy: Environmental Education: Is there an ideal amount of recess?
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Teaching Controversy: Environmental Education. Thursday, April 26, 2012. Is there an ideal amount of recess? Get your kids outside! Study Asks: Is There an Ideal Amount of Recess? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Is there an ideal amount of recess? View my complete profile. Simple template. Template images by gaffera.
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Teaching Controversy: Environmental Education: February 2012
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Teaching Controversy: Environmental Education. Monday, February 13, 2012. Climate Change as a STEM Discipline. By Doug Haller (a STEM education consultant) argues. Why climate change is an important component of STEM education, how to prepare and support teachers to teach climate change in grades K-16, and what educators should anticipate with respect to student understanding of climate change prior to introducing the topic. Compiled by Erin E. Anderson. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Teaching Controversy: Environmental Education: May 2012
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Teaching Controversy: Environmental Education. Tuesday, May 1, 2012. 7 Tips for Funding Your STEM Education Effort. Do you have a great idea for teaching environmental education in your school or institution? Blog post explains seven tips for funding STEM education:. 1 Know your capabilities. 2 Articulate your vision. 3 Demonstrate memorable outcomes. 4 Contribute to the body of knowledge. 5 Understand your funder. 6 Seek out partnerships. 7 Develop a search habit. The best piece of advice that I saw?