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Winsor's Explore Alaska Blog: November 2010
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Winsor's Explore Alaska Blog. Sunday, November 28, 2010. Module VII: Culture and Climate. Module VII started out with videos and information about the composition of the atmosphere and the early formation of our solar system, and I found myself again disappointed, wishing I had discovered this information about six weeks earlier. But the blog entry "Module VII: Carbon Connections". Showed me some exciting ways to tie that information into my third quarter units on Chemistry! Video clip from Dave's Blog.
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IndianCrk: October 2010
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Sunday, October 31, 2010. Seward's Tsunami Signs and Module IV comments. Has a great suggestion about interviewing those older Alaskans that went through the '64 Quake. What would we do without water, power, and the cell phone? Food and geology. Some of my favorite subjects! Thanks Dominic (Nick) Pader. Is blowing thing up in her classroom but I have wait until Chemistry. Great lesson ideas! What a timely module! 2 What landforms might one see at these particular places around the world? 3 What theories ...
pathstoknowledge.blogspot.com
Many Paths to Knowledge: 10/17/10 - 10/24/10
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Many Paths to Knowledge. This blog is a means to communicate with other participants of a class that helps teachers use a variety of resources to "integrate Native ways of knowing with Western scientific methods to create greater student interest in, and understanding of, the geosciences". Sunday, October 17, 2010. Other's Blogs and Why I Visited. I taught with her at Floyd Dryden some years ago. I thought her biography was interesting. I too have three furry, four-legged friend. View my complete profile.
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Many Paths to Knowledge: Blogs Visited This Week
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Many Paths to Knowledge. This blog is a means to communicate with other participants of a class that helps teachers use a variety of resources to "integrate Native ways of knowing with Western scientific methods to create greater student interest in, and understanding of, the geosciences". Sunday, November 14, 2010. Blogs Visited This Week. I visited the blogs suggested by the instructor including Doug's. Photo tours of the Ring of Fire and Volcanic Hot Spots - very cool. I also visited Emerson's.
ehhayesexplorealaska.blogspot.com
Explore Alaska: MODULE SIX
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Tuesday, November 23, 2010. What new learning or reflections have you take from this module? Newsbbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth news/newsid 8214000/8214150.stm. This week, my learning or reflections are probably more renewed than new. From the beginning of the lesson, with the words “In a sense, we're like lobsters living at the bottom of an immense ocean of air. Picking up one of my favorite books to refresh its lessons, I was struck by the shared perceptions among this philosopher and the scientists who cont...
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Eric Explores Alaska!: November 2010
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Sunday, November 28, 2010. Module 7 - Changing Climate. I am a sucker for infographics. If you are unfamiliar with infographics, I highly recommend the two sources that were linked in this module: Information is Beautiful. For they offer some of the best examples of these visual treats. They will keep you busy for a while. The graphic of sea levels rising. To blame. When 89% of all publishing scientists and 99% of climatologists agree with the premise of anthropogenic climate change, why isn't the pu...
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Explore Alaska: Module IX
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Friday, December 10, 2010. Explain: I learned a lot about the Larsen Ice sectors through this weeks TD. Larsen B sector was around for 12, 000 years and after being discovered was gone after only 100 years; a mere blip in real world time. what is of great interest is the abundance of sea life like clams,. 65279;. Antarctic soft-shelled clam Laternula elliptica. Http:/ peterbrueggeman.com/nsf/fguide/mollusca6.html. 65279;. After viewing the climate change of Greenland ice sheet. The Nenena River bre...
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Explore Alaska: November 2010
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Tuesday, November 23, 2010. What new learning or reflections have you take from this module? Newsbbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth news/newsid 8214000/8214150.stm. This week, my learning or reflections are probably more renewed than new. From the beginning of the lesson, with the words “In a sense, we're like lobsters living at the bottom of an immense ocean of air. Picking up one of my favorite books to refresh its lessons, I was struck by the shared perceptions among this philosopher and the scientists who cont...
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Rediscovering Alaska: Module #2 - 3 Colleagues
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This is a blogsite created by James White for the Explore Alaska! Alaska Native and Western Perspectives on Earth's Systems course offered through the Alaska Staff Development Network. The posts below are my assignments and experiences while I Explore Alaska! Monday, October 18, 2010. Module #2 - 3 Colleagues. This week I thought that I would check out the blog sites for some of my fellow collegues teaching in Juneau Middle Schools. I first visited my coach and business teacher in High School,. Although ...
