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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. |