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2001


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Presentation 1

Date: 9 / 27

Number of Attendees: 45

Location: Linclon Elementary School, LaPorte, Indiana

Type of Presentation: Classroom

Content: I presented a one-hour general overview on Antarctica: location, climate, the scientific research that is taking place there, and my specific trip and research project. I used Power Point to project Antarcrtic images on the screen. A student volunteer tried on the ECW gear, and all students tried on the parka.

Outcomes: Students gained increased interest and knowledge about Antarctica. The classes then followed my progress by reading my journal entries.

Presentation 2

Date: 10 / 5

Number of Attendees: 150

Location: Lower School Division, Cincinnati Country Day School, Cincinnati, OH

Type of Presentation: school assembly

Content: I presented a 20-minute general overview on Antarctica: location, climate, the scientific research that is taking place there, and my specific trip and research project. I used Power Point to project Antarcrtic images on the screen. A student volunteer tried on the ECW gear.

Outcomes: Students gained increased interest and knowledge about Antarctica. The classes then followed my progress by reading my journal entries.

Presentation 3

Date: 10 / 11

Number of Attendees: 150

Location: Middle School Division, Cincinnati Country Day School, Cincinnati, OH

Type of Presentation: school assembly

Content: I presented a half-hour general overview on Antarctica: location, climate, the scientific research that is taking place there, and my specific trip and research project. I used Power Point to project Antarcrtic images on the screen. A student volunteer tried on the ECW gear, and all students tried on the parka.

Outcomes: Students gained increased interest and knowledge about Antarctica. The classes then followed my progress by reading my journal entries. They also read Journey to the Bottom of the Earth to compare a historical expedition to a modern day expedition.

Presentation 4

Date: 10 / 12

Number of Attendees: 150

Location: Elementary Division, Cincinnati Country Day School

Type of Presentation: School assembly

Content: I presented a one-hour general overview on Antarctica: location, climate, the scientific research that is taking place there, and my specific trip and research project. I used Power Point to project Antarcrtic images on the screen. A student volunteer tried on the ECW gear.

Outcomes: Students gained increased interest and knowledge about Antarctica. The classes then followed my progress by reading my journal entries. Each grade level then went on to study various aspects about Antarctica. Third grade: penguins; Fourth grade: explorers; Fifth grade: Antarctic science.

Presentation 5

Date: 10 / 19

Number of Attendees: 45

Location: Dayton Elementary, Dayton, OH

Type of Presentation: school assembly

Content: I presented a one-hour general overview on Antarctica: location, climate, the scientific research that is taking place there, and my specific trip and research project. I used Power Point to project Antarcrtic images on the screen. A student volunteer tried on the ECW gear.

Outcomes: Students gained increased interest and knowledge about Antarctica. The classes then followed my progress by reading my journal entries.

Presentation 6

Date: 12 / 4

Number of Attendees: 50

Location: St. Bernard Elementary School, Cincinnati, OH

Type of Presentation: school assembly

Content: I presented a one-hour general overview on Antarctica: location, climate, the scientific research that is taking place there, and my specific trip and research project. I used Power Point to project Antarcrtic images on the screen. A student volunteer tried on the ECW gear.

Outcomes: Students gained increased interest and knowledge about Antarctica.

Presentation 7

Date: 12 / 6

Number of Attendees: 35

Location: Hopewell Elementary School

Type of Presentation: school assembly

Content: I presented a one-hour general overview on Antarctica: location, climate, the scientific research that is taking place there, and my specific trip and research project. I used Power Point to project Antarcrtic images on the screen. A student volunteer tried on the ECW gear.

Outcomes: Students gained increased interest and knowledge about Antarctica.

Presentation 8

Date: 12 / 21

Number of Attendees: 60

Location: Woodland Elementary School, West Chester, OH

Type of Presentation: school assembly

Content: I presented a one-hour general overview on Antarctica: location, climate, the scientific research that is taking place there, and my specific trip and research project. I used Power Point to project Antarcrtic images on the screen. A student volunteer tried on the ECW gear.

Outcomes: Students gained increased knowledge and enthusiasm for studying Antarctica.

Presentation 9

Date: 10 / 19

Number of Attendees: 60

Location: Glendale Elementary, Glendale, OH

Type of Presentation: school assembly

Content: I presented a one-hour general overview on Antarctica: location, climate, the scientific research that is taking place there, and my specific trip and research project. I used Power Point to project Antarcrtic images on the screen. A student volunteer tried on the ECW gear.

Outcomes: Students gained increased knowledge and enthusiasm for studying Antarctica.

Presentation 10

Date: 12 / 4

Number of Attendees: 100

Location: Rosedale Elementary, Middletown, OH

Type of Presentation: school assembly

Content: I presented a one-hour general overview on Antarctica: location, climate, the scientific research that is taking place there, and my specific trip and research project. I used Power Point to project Antarcrtic images on the screen. A student volunteer tried on the ECW gear.

Outcomes: Students gained increased knowledge and enthusiasm for studying Antarctica.