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Additional Search Results 1 - 10 of 102 for Oceanography
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1. Note to the Teacher: This unit is for HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLY
embed(../../newTopArea/HatchTopArea.swf) Note to the Teacher:This unit is for HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLY, and is suggested for EARTH SCIENCE, OCEANOGRAPHY, AND WORLD HISTORY. Requires some efforts on the teacher's part in the area of creativity and additional background knowledge. History and Oceanography SUBTOPIC: Parallels in Oceanography OBJECTIVES: The students will: 1) identify the accomplishments in oceanography from 17-19th century 2) construct...
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2. Instant Replay :: Anytime, Anywhere Learning
Go Instant Replay Home All Series A-Z Site Help Contact Us Program Oceanography 00:07:33 PLAY VIDEO MORE VIDEOS Tool Box " " Educator + " " ITV - Instructional Television " " Knowitall.org About This Program Eye Wonder Oceanography Eye Wonder: Oceanography explores the job of an oceanographer. The ocean is explored and the concepts of salt, currents, and waves are explained. Sa...
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3. Climate/Oceanography Unit Review
Lesson Plan Teacher: Mentor: Keri Ruth Heindel Ferris Subject: Climate & Oceanography Review Lesson Title: Climate/Oceanography Unit Review Objectives: -To assess students understanding of climate, seasons, global/local winds, and oceanograhy TEKS No standards added. Materials: Motivation: -Climate/ Divide Oceanography class into Jeopardy teams; Questions inform -Laminated students p...
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4. COAST - Careers Lessons 5 - It's in the Numbers
...ns Activity Evaluations Coast Quiz TOPIC-TITLE Careers Lessons 5 - It's in the Numbers AUTHOR STARBORD GRADE SUITABILITY High School SCOPE Appropriate for all science classes and especially for an integrated curriculum Sequence This is the fifth in a series of six lessons on careers in the field of oceanography. The lessons would not necessarily have to be done as part of a unit of study on oceanography, marine science, marine biology, etc., but they would certainly be more meaningful to the students if they were integrated into the teaching of the academic content material. < < go top Background Summary T...
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5. COAST - Careers Lessons 6 - A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
...uations Coast Quiz TOPIC-TITLE Careers Lessons 6 - A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words AUTHOR STARBORD GRADE SUITABILITY High School SCOPE Appropriate for all science classes and especially for an integrated curriculum Sequence This is the sixth in a series of six lessons on careers in the field of oceanography. The lessons would not necessarily have to be done as part of a unit of study on oceanography, marine science, marine biology, etc., but they would certainly be more meaningful to the students if they were integrated into the teaching of the academic content material. < < go top Background Summary T...
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6. COAST - Careers Lessons 4 - Oceanography-Related Careers: To Be or Not to Be. . .
Sequence Background Web Links Objectives Database Materials Career Activity Lessons Evaluations Coast Quiz TOPIC-TITLE Careers Lessons 4 - Oceanography-Related Careers: To Be or Not to Be. . . AUTHOR STARBORD GRADE SUITABILITY High School SCOPE Appropriate for all science classes and especially for an integrated curriculum Sequence This is the fourth in a series of six on careers in the field of oceanography. The lessons would not necessarily have...
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7. Writing about the world's fisheries (Calibrated Peer Review)
...n understanding of issues affecting the management of the global fisheries 2) learn to study opposing viewpoints and develop a policy position Context for Use This is a writing assignment that the student can do in a computer lab or her/his own computer. It is targeted at an introductory geology or oceanography course. Equipment required for EarthEd Online: Macintosh OSX and Classic or PC with Win/98/2000/XP. This assignment was created using the EarthEd Online system, but is also suitable for entry into the UCLA Calibrated Peer Review system. UCLA calibrated peer review home page (more info) Information a...
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8. COAST - Careers Lessons 2 - How Can I Get There from Here?
...Lessons Evaluations Coast Quiz TOPIC-TITLE Careers Lessons 2 - How Can I Get There from Here? AUTHOR STARBORD GRADE SUITABILITY High School SCOPE Appropriate for all science classes and especially for an integrated curriculum Sequence This is the second in a series of six on careers in the field of oceanography. The lessons would not necessarily have to be done as part of a unit of study on oceanography, marine science, marine biology, etc., but they would certainly be more meaningful to the students if they were integrated into the teaching of the academic content material. < < go top Background Summary T...
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9. Writing About the Indian Monsoon (Calibrated Peer Review):
...oals 1) develop an understanding of the atmospheric processes underlying the Indian Monsoon 2) learn to use data to make a scientific argument Context for Use This is a writing assignment that the student can do in a computer lab or her/his own computer. It is targeted at an introductory geology or oceanography course. Equipment required for EarthEd Online: Macintosh OSX and Classic or PC with Win/98/2000/XP. This assignment was created using the EarthEd Online system, but is also suitable for entry into the UCLA Calibrated Peer Review system. UCLA calibrated peer review home page (more info) Information a...
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10. COAST - Careers Lessons 1 - What Do These People Know That I Don't Know?
...oast Quiz TOPIC-TITLE Careers Lessons 1 - What Do These People Know That I Don't Know? AUTHOR STARBORD GRADE SUITABILITY High School SCOPE Appropriate for all science classes and especially for an integrated curriculum Sequence This is the first in a series of six lessons on careers in the field of oceanography. The lessons would not necessarily have to be done as part of a unit of study on oceanography, marine science, marine biology, etc., but they would certainly be more meaningful to the students if they were integrated into the teaching of the academic content material. < < go top Background Summary T...
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