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Annual Report for Kolene Krysl
2000
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1. Interaction
Field Experience
Were you in the field this season?
Yes
Dates in the Field:
November 1, 2000 to December 18, 2000
Number of Student E-mails:
219
Number of Teacher E-mails:
83
Number of Other E-mails:
190
Countries Represented:
3; USA, New Zealand, Australia
Additional Comments:
I also received US postal correspondence from six classrooms in my school district.
Did you maintain a daily (or as often as possible) electronic journal while in the field?
Yes
Is your journal complete?
Yes
Continued Collaboration with Reasearch Team Members
Date:
Initial meeting: August 2000
Location:
University of Minnesota
Type of Interaction:
Met field leader and assistant leader
Discussed the plan for deployment and I was given material to go over pertaining to the project
Has a member of your research team visited your classroom? (usually first year)
No
2. Community / Colleague Outreach
Classroom Transfer
How are you sharing your research experience with students?
I visitde a number of classrooms at my school with maps, pictures and information prior to my experience. I contacted my district public relations person and the local newspaper. Arcticles were released informing the public and schools in the area of my upcoming experience.
Mentoring/Collaborative Mentoring Team
Name:
Lisa Klosner
Active?
Yes
Contact Hours:
47
Name:
Carol Clark
Active?
Yes
Contact Hours:
47
Name:
Lisa Henggeler
Active?
Yes
Contact Hours:
26
Have you submitted an on-line mentoring report?
N/A
Associates Network
Presentations and Real Audio Sessions
Have you presented to your local poard of education? (first year)
N/A
3. Classroom Transfer
Activities Development
Have these activities been submitted to the Web for posting?
N/A
4. Other TEA Activity Involvment
Activity:
Have you submitted all press-related materials concerning your TEA experience to the TEA Archives?
Yes
Have you submitted 20 slides to the TEA Archive? (first year)
Yes
Have you submitted 6-8 photos to the TEA Arichive? (first year)
Yes
5. Cost Share
Release Days
Number of Release Days Covered by School/District for TEA Program:
48 days
Dates:
Dec. 30 through Jan. 12
Reasons for Release:
Antrctica deployment
Approximate Daily Rate of Substitute:
$133 per day
TEA Meetings Covered by School/District
Names of Meetings:
Orientation
Dates:
March '00
Approximate Cost of Travel Expenses:
$400
Equipment Provided by Institution/Corporation/District
Type of Equipment:
underwater camera
Date of Purchase:
Spring '00
Approximate Cost of Equipment:
$25,000
Other Grants
Other Shared Costs
6. Anticipated TEA Involvement (01/2001 to 01/2002)
*NSTA convention March 2001, *Volunteer to come to orientation for future TEAs., *Continue presentations to community organizations and schools.
*Meet with teachers in the area who are interested in TEA and advise with application ideas. *Be available to the TEA program for any presentations, mentoring, teaching or outreach assistance.
*Meet with my PI and team members and arrange classroom visitation. *Return to my PI and complete photo journals that were established in Antarctica.
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