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Annual Report for Rolf Tremblay 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:
Bob Hawley from the Universiy of Washington visited my school and presented to my Earth Science classes. 9/11/01 to 12/19/01
How are you sharing your research experience with your colleagues, district, community, etc?
I developed and piloted an activity that simulates borehole paleothermometry.
I have integrated polar science activities and topics into a number of units in my science courses.
My students read journals, listened to real audio sessions, and communicated through e-mail with the Antarctic TEAs in the field.
I continue to make presentations at other schools in the area.
TEA Collaborative Learning Group
Name:
Dan Oliver
Number of Associates in local network:
5
Type of Interaction / Outcomes / Dates / Locations / Parcticipants:
Met with TEA associate Lynn Arnold.
Discussed polar science, teaching overseas, her plans to work for Raytheon in Antarctica, and my plans to swim with penguins in the Galapagos.
Presentations and Real Audio Sessions Presentation Date, Title, Number of Attendees, Etc. Presentations for tremblay Back to Main Page | Back to Report
Location:
Key Peninsula Middle School, Lakebay, WA Type of Presentation:
middle school classrooms Content:
Presented Antarctic research experience using maps, slides, artifacts, and
ECW gear. Outcomes:
High level of interest from a group that followed closely my research experience.
Location:
Gig Harbor, WA Type of Presentation:
School Board Meeting Content:
Presented Antarctic research experience using maps and slides. Thanked the
board and the district for their support. Outcomes:
Board members expressed their appreciation of the TEA program and experience.
Location:
Harbor Heights Elementary, Gig Harbor, WA Type of Presentation:
1st & 2nd grade classes Content:
Presented Antarctic research experience using maps, slides, artifacts, and
ECW gear. Outcomes:
High level of interest from a group that had been studying Antarctic wildlife.
Location:
Voyager Elementary, Gig Harbor, WA Type of Presentation:
1st & 3rd grade classes Content:
Presented Antarctic research experience using maps, slides, artifacts, and
ECW gear. Outcomes:
High level of interest from my children's class and from a class currently
studying the Poles.
Location:
Harbor Heights Elementary, Gig Harbor, WA Type of Presentation:
3rd grade classes Content:
Presented Antarctic research experience using maps, slides, artifacts, and
ECW gear. Outcomes:
High level of interest from groups that were studying about the Poles.
Location:
Kopachuck Middle School, Gig Harbor, WA Type of Presentation:
7th grade classes Content:
Presented Antarctic research experience using maps, slides, artifacts, and
ECW gear. Outcomes:
High level of interest from a class that had researched Antarctica.
Location:
Harbor Heights Elementary, Gig Harbor, WA Type of Presentation:
K-2 classes Content:
Presented Antarctic research experience using maps, slides, artifacts, and
ECW gear. Outcomes:
High interst level from a young group fascinated with penguins.
Location:
Purdy Elementary, Purdy, WA Type of Presentation:
1st grade classes Content:
Presented Antarctic research experience using maps, slides, artifacts, and
ECW gear. Outcomes:
High level of interest from a large and enthusiastic group.
Location:
NSTA Convention, St. Louis, MO Type of Presentation:
science educators Co-Presenters:
Sandra Kolb Content:
Polar Studies Connections for Middle School: How to involve student with
current science being conducted in the Arctic and Antarctica. Outcomes:
Attendees showed interest in polar science and the TEA program. They walked
away with copies of several activities.
Have you presented to your local board of education this year?
Yes
Title:
Shape of the Ice
Description:
Has this activity been submitted to the TEA Web Site?
No
Title:
Frozen Desert
Description:
Has this activity been submitted to the TEA Web Site?
No
Title:
Climate History
Description:
Has this activity been submitted to the TEA Web Site?
No
NSTA St. Louis March 22-25 Presentation with Sandra Kolb: Polar Studies Connections for Middle School, Booth hosting TEA Activities Workshop, Madison,WI July 15-22 Climate Change Team Activity: Getting to the Core of Climate Change TEA Northwest Regional Meeting
Hosted by Sandra Kolb, Poulsbo, WA
Have you submitted all press-related materials concerning your TEA experience to the TEA Archives?
N/A
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?
Yes
Number of Release Days Covered by School/District for TEA Program/Activities:
5
Dates:
1/25,2/13,3/8,3/26,3/22,3/23,
Reasons for Release:
classroom presentations, NSTA convention
Approximate Daily Rate of Substitute and Number of Substitute Days:
$100
TEA Meetings Covered by School/District/Corporation
Names of Meetings:
NSTA Convention
Dates:
March 22-25
Approximate Cost of Travel Expenses Covered:
$200
Permanent Materials and Equipment Provided by Institution/Corporation/District for the TEA Program
Type of Grant / Grant Title:
Peninsula Schools
Purpose of Grant:
provide maps for classrooms
Granting Institution/Corporation/District:
Peninsula Schools Education Foundation
Date of Application:
February 2001
Date of Notification:
March 2001
Grant Total:
$70
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