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Annual Report for Sandra Kolb Teacher Info Page | Annual Login Page | Presentations
Were you in the field this season?
No
Continued Collaboration with Reasearch Team Members Type of Interaction / Outcomes / Dates / Locations / Parcticipants: June 5, 2001 Date: On-going Type of Interaction: Submission of my TEA activities and TEA logs by email to Walter B. (Terry) Tucker, P.I., to keep him informed of my TEA Healy related endeavors.
Outcomes of Interactions:
How are you sharing your research experience with your colleagues, district, community, etc?
Electronic Connections
My TEA web front pages are linked (including all Arctic and Antarctic journals) to the following websites:
York University?s K-12 Science Project ?YES I Can!? features TEA and my field assignment at: http://www.yesican.yorku.ca. Scroll to the bottom of the home page to ?YESICan! Archives,? click, and then click again on ?Sea Ice Exploration April/May 2000.? Or, go directly to: http://merlin.bethune.yorku.ca/trek/tea/tea.html to see TEA featured with links to the TEA home page and to my journals.
TEA Collaborative Learning Group
Name:
Rick Griffith
Active?
Yes
Contact Hours:
78.65
Active?
No
Contact Hours: I am unable to make contact with him. TEA Partnering With:
Active?
Yes
Contact Hours:
Suggested number of mentoring hours completed and submitted as of 1999. Continued TEA partnering interactions have been on-going and informal since that time.
Number of Associates in local network:
Two
Type of Interaction / Outcomes / Dates / Locations / Parcticipants:
I attempted to host a TEA and Associates meeting at my home this fall, but it did not suit everyone?s schedules. It is my goal to try again to get the group together at my home this February.
Presentations and Real Audio Sessions Presentation Date, Title, Number of Attendees, Etc. Presentations for kolb Back to Main Page | Back to Report
Number of Attendees:
13 high school teachers, 1 high school principal Location:
San Diego, CA Type of Presentation:
Conference workshop for high school science teachers. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA Program and TEA website. Outcomes:
Introduced teachers to the TEA Program and explored the TEA website and
teaching activities. This resulted in new associates and several intents
of application for the field experience.
Number of Attendees:
Handed out TEA brochures and discussed the TEA Program with ~110 conference
parcticipants. Location:
San Diego, CA Type of Presentation:
Conference poster presentation for high school science teachers and administratiors,
scientists and guests. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA Field Experience and TEA website. Outcomes:
Generated interest in the TEA website, TEA teaching activities and TEA Program.
Number of Attendees:
24 adults Location:
Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory (CRREL), Hanover, New Hampshire. Type of Presentation:
Seminar for scientists and CRREL personnel. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA Program, TEA field experience, mentoring and education outreach. Outcomes:
Promoted the TEA Program and the TEA website. Overviewed mentoring techniques
and education outreach mechanisms for scientists.
Number of Attendees:
42 adults Location:
NSTA, St. Louis, MO Type of Presentation:
Conference presentation for science teachers. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA Program, field experience and TEA activities. Outcomes:
Promoted the TEA Program, TEA website, activities and resources.
Number of Attendees:
10 adults Location:
NSTA, St. Louis, MO Type of Presentation:
Conference presentation for middle school science teachers. Co-Presenters:
Rolf Tremblay Content:
TEA Program, field experience and TEA activities. Outcomes:
Generated interest in the TEA website, TEA teaching activities, and the
TEA Program.
Number of Attendees:
6 adults Location:
NSTA, St. Louis, MO Type of Presentation:
Short course presentation for science teachers. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA teaching activity (Nutrition Expedition) and field experience. Outcomes:
Demonstrated my teaching activity and overviewed my TEA field research assignment.
Number of Attendees:
6 adults Location:
NSTA, St. Louis, MO Type of Presentation:
Conference presentation for science teachers. Co-Presenters:
Betty Trummel Content:
TEA Program and field experiences. Outcomes:
Promoted the TEA Program and TEA website.
Number of Attendees:
14 adults Location:
NSTA St. Louis, MO Type of Presentation:
Conference presentation for science teachers. Co-Presenters:
Jay Schauer, Todd Hindman, Janice Rosenberg, Susan Klinkhammer Content:
TEA Program, field experience and TEA activities. Outcomes:
Generated interest in the TEA Program, activities and TEA website.
Number of Attendees:
~340 students and faculty Location:
Christopher Dock High School, Lansdale, Pennsylvania Type of Presentation:
Assembly for students and faculty. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA field experience and TEA website. Outcomes:
Generated interest in the TEA website, polar science and field research.
Number of Attendees:
26 students, 3 faculty and staff Location:
Christopher Dock High School, Lansdale, Pennsylvania Type of Presentation:
Mr. Nelson Martin's 11th and 12th grade Environmental Science class. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA field experience and polar science. Outcomes:
Promoted the TEA website and generated interest in polar science.
Number of Attendees:
42 students, 2 teachers Location:
Lancaster Mennonite High School, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Type of Presentation:
Mr. Leon Good's and Mr. Lee Good's 9th and 10th grade Biology classes combined. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA field experience and polar science. Outcomes:
Generated interest in polar science, field research and promoted the TEA
website.
Number of Attendees:
24 students, 1 teacher Location:
Lancaster Mennonite High School, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Type of Presentation:
Mr. Leon Good's third period 10th grade Biology class. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA field experience and polar science. Outcomes:
Generated interest in polar science, field research and promoted the TEA
website.
Number of Attendees:
96 adults Location:
Hansville Community Center, Hansville, Washington Type of Presentation:
Hansville community presentation. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA Program and field experience. Outcomes:
Generated interest in the TEA Program, TEA webiste, polar science and field
research.
Number of Attendees:
18 students, 1 teacher Location:
Fairview Junior High School, Bremerton, Washington Type of Presentation:
Mrs. Vorwerk's 3rd period 7th grade Unified Arts-Family and Consumer Science
class. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
Field experience and implementation of TEA activity. Outcomes:
Generated interest in learning about polar science.
Number of Attendees:
27 students, 1 teacher, 1 student teacher Location:
Fairview Junior High School, Bremerton, Washington Type of Presentation:
Mr. Griffith's 4th period 7th grade Life Science class. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA field experience and implementation of TEA activity. Outcomes:
Generated interest in learning about polar science.
Number of Attendees:
33 students, 1 teacher, 1 student teacher Location:
Fairview Junior High School, Bremerton, Washington Type of Presentation:
Mr. Griffith's 5th period 7th grade Life Science class. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA field experience and implementation of TEA activity. Outcomes:
Generated interest and learning about polar science.
Number of Attendees:
18 students, 1 teacher Location:
Fairview Junior High School, Bremerton, Washington Type of Presentation:
Mrs. Vorwerk's 3rd period 7th grade Unified Arts-Family and Consumer Science
class. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
Continued facilitation of the implementation of my TEA activity. Outcomes:
Generated interest and learning in polar science.
Number of Attendees:
33 students, 1 teacher Location:
Goodman Middle School, Gig Harbor, Washington Type of Presentation:
Mr. Tremblay's 5th period 6th grade class. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA polar regions and the TEA website. Outcomes:
Generated interest in the life and science of Polar Regions.
Number of Attendees:
31 students, 1 teacher Location:
Goodman Middle School, Gig Harbor, Washington Type of Presentation:
Mr. Tremblay's 6th period 6th grade class. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA Polar Regions and the TEA website. Outcomes:
Generated interest in the life and science of Polar Regions.
Number of Attendees:
58 adults including teachers Location:
Cross Wind Conference Center, Hesston, Kansas Type of Presentation:
Alumni and family reunion. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEArctic and Antarctic field experiences, TEA Program and TEA website. Outcomes:
Generated interest in teh TEA Program and polar science.
Number of Attendees:
27 adults Location:
Poulsbo, Washington Type of Presentation:
Community presenttion (North Kitsap Amateur Radio Club). Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEArctic field experience, TEA Program and TEA website. Outcomes:
Promoted the TEA Program and website and generated interest Arctic field
research.
Number of Attendees:
175 adults and some students Location:
President's Hall, Kitsap Pavilion, Silverdale, Washington Type of Presentation:
North Kitsap Amateur Radio Club Hamfest and Electronics Swapmeet. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA Program display. Outcomes:
Promoted the TEA Program and website to the community.
Number of Attendees:
15 adults Location:
Fairview Junior High Library, Bremerton, Washington Type of Presentation:
Silverdale Friends of the Library community presentation. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEAntarctica, TEA Program and TEA website. Outcomes:
Promoted the TEA Program and TEA website to the community and generated
interest in Antarctica.
Number of Attendees:
32 students, 1 teacher Location:
Fairview Junior High School, Bremerton, Washington Type of Presentation:
Mr. Griffith's 1st period 7th grade Life Science class. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
Implementation of TEA activity. Outcomes:
Generated interest and learning in polar science.
Number of Attendees:
29 students, 1 teacher Location:
Fairview Junior High School, Bremerton, Washington Type of Presentation:
Mr. Griffith's 2nd periold 7th grade Life Science class. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
Implementation of TEA activity. Outcomes:
Generated interest and learning in polar science.
Number of Attendees:
62 students, 2 teachers, 1 student teacher Location:
Fairview Junior High School, Bremerton, Washington Type of Presentation:
Mr. Griffith's 3rd period 7th grade Life Science class and Mr. Anderson's
3rd period 7th grade Earth Science class combined. Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
Implementation of TEA activity. Outcomes:
Generated interest and learning in polar science.
Number of Attendees:
54 students, 1 principal; 13 staff, supervisors and volunteers Location:
New Life Youth and Family Services, Harleysville, Pennsylvania Type of Presentation:
School assembly (13 to 17 year old boys). Co-Presenters:
n/a Content:
TEA Polar Regions and TEA website. Outcomes:
Generated interest and learning in polar science.
Have you presented to your local board of education this year?
N/A
Title:
TO BE SALTY SEA ICE OR NOT TO BE SALTY SEA ICE, THAT IS THE QUESTION: An Introduction To Sea Ice At The Polar Regions (by Kolb, Rose, Krysl, Slijk)
Description:
Has this activity been submitted to the TEA Web Site?
No
Title:
ICE CORE SECRETS
Description:
Has this activity been submitted to the TEA Web Site?
No
Title:
POLAR CHAINS AND WEBS
Description: Title: NUTRITION EXPEDITION: An Investigation of Nutritional Requirements under Extreme Conditions Description: Title: GLOBAL SCALES: An Investigation of Barometric Pressure and Gravitational Pull Description: Title: TODAY?S FORECAST: Graphing Temperature Data Description:
Has this activity been submitted to the TEA Web Site?
No
Have you submitted all press-related materials concerning your TEA experience to the TEA Archives?
Yes
Have you submitted 20 digital images to the TEA Archive with electronic captions?
N/A
Have you submitted 6-8 photos to the TEA Arichive?
N/A
Number of Release Days Covered by School/District for TEA Program/Activities:
N/A
TEA Meetings Covered by School/District/Corporation
Permanent Materials and Equipment Provided by Institution/Corporation/District for the TEA Program
Type of Grant / Grant Title:
N/A
Other Shared Costs
Funding provided by: Walter B. Tucker, Research P.I. for the USCGC Healy Ice Trials 2000, through his grants at the Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory (CRREL), Hanover, New Hampshire. Polar Science Links for Middle School, Thursday, March 28, 2002; San Diego Convention Center, Room 33C; 3:30-4:30 p.m. Nutrition Expedition, Thursday, March 28, 2002; San Diego Convention Center Room 16A; 8-8:30 a.m. Pole to Pole...Connecting Your Classroom to Polar Research, Friday, March 29, 2002; San Diego Marriott Hotel & Marina, Rancho Las Palmas Room; 8:00-9:00 a.m. Lessons from the Far North, Friday, March 29, 2002; San Diego Marriott Hotel & Marina, Irvine Room; 5:30-6:00 p.m. Short Course planning team member and presenter: Bringing Polar Science into the Elementary and Secondary Science Classrooms Oral Presentation: TEArctic Icebreaker Performance Tests: Arctic Sea Ice Characterization Studies. Poster Presentation: Arctic Icebreaker Sea Ice Trials: Transferring Research Experiences to Classrooms. |