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Read poems written by George that were inspired by Antarctica
George is currently teaching Global Earth Systems and Conceptual Chemistry
at Gig Harbor High School. George went to the Antarctic in 1995 for seven
weeks aboard the RV Polar Duke as a member of the Wade Jeffreys' research
team from the University of West Florida gathering data for the study of
ultraviolet light on marine bacterioplankton. He is deeply committed to the
TEA (Teachers Experiencing Antarctica) program and to integrating a variety
of instructional strategies so that all students, regardless of learning
style, will have the opportunity to experience real time, current, and
relevant science for the 21st century. He has been actively involved in a
wide variety of experiences to include Global Change workshops, Technology
seminars, NOAA's Teacher-At-Sea program in 1993, and as a member of the
University of Washington's REVEL project which is looking at hydrothermal
vents on the Juan de Fuca ridge system off the coast of Washington and
Oregon. George has made professional presentations both nationally and
internationally regarding his experiences and teaching philosophies. George
believes that the TEA program provides an opportunity to integrate real
time research, science, and relevancy to public school classrooms.
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