[SEMCO] Educator Institute
Sheri DeRosa
sderosa at whoi.edu
Wed Apr 27 15:55:26 EDT 2005
Event: Educator Institute: Linking the Ocean to the Classroom
Theme: "Seasons in the Sea:
Understanding Change in the Gulf of Maine Through Buoys, Boats, and
Satellites."
Date: Monday, June 27 through Friday, July 1, 2005
Location: University of New Hampshire (UNH) Durham, New Hampshire
Host: UNH Coastal Observing Center and the Gulf of Maine Ocean Observing
System (GoMOOS)
*Application deadline*: April 29, 2005 DEADLINE EXTENDED!!
Event Home Page:http://www.cooa.unh.edu/workshop2005.html
Contact Information: Amy Cline (amy.cline at unh.edu)
Sponsors Home Pages: http://www.cooa.unh.edu <http://www.cooa.unh.edu/>
and http://www.gomoos.org <http://www.gomoos.org/>
Workshop Description:
This five-day teacher workshop will focus on the exciting and thought
provoking theme of "Seasons in the Sea: Understanding Change in the Gulf
of Maine through Buoys, Boats and Satellites." Just like on land, the
ocean goes through seasonal changes that cause plants and animals to
adapt, bloom, retreat, die, and flourish. From to regional to
microscopic scales, oceanic changes can be recognized and studied by all
levels of learners.
Throughout the five days, participants will learn new content, gain lab
and sea research experience as well as identify new classroom activities
to translate ocean science to learners. Through computers and web
available data, teachers will learn how the Gulf of Maine works, how it
changes and how we can monitor those changes. Participants will gain
new content and experience which will allow them to identify and track
seasonal oceanic changes by studying such topics as phytoplankton
blooms, satellite images, changes in life stages of a larval fish, and
seasonal migration patterns of large pelagic fish. This workshop will
combining educational pedagogy and cutting edge content in hopes to help
teachers find new and effective ways to teach their students about the
ocean. All content provided through this workshop has been aligned with
the National Science Education Standards and could easily be aligned
with individual state standards.
Participants will be selected through an application process.
Applications are due April 29, 2005 and are available at
http://www.cooa.unh.edu/workshop2005.html. Educators will be notified by
May 13, 2005 as to their acceptance. The workshop hosts will cover the
living expenses of accepted participants which include room and board.
For more information please contact Amy Cline (amy.cline at unh.edu)
Amy Holt Cline
Education and Outreach Coordinator COOA
Coastal Ocean Observation and Analysis
University of New Hampshire
39 College Road
151 Morse Hall
Durham, NH 03824
603-862-3680
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