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Posts from the ‘High School (ages 14-19)’ Category

Fear and Facing the Future

Dr. Kool examines which philosophical outlooks towards the future we should encourage in our youth if they are to overcome fear and fight for a better future.

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Sustainable Design for a Bountiful Future

Creative and critical-thinking activities for engaging teenagers in "humanity’s 21st century group project"—sustainable design. Students learn about sustainability in the production and consumption of material goods, and apply their knowledge to design sustainable products.

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The Learning Barge

How this unique and innovative project in Virginia is teaching students about river ecology and inspiring them to clean up their river.

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To Monitor or Not to Monitor

Creating a citizen science team to collect baseline data on a local watershed.

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Invisible World: Exploring Microscopic Life in the Ocean

Activities that help 13-18 year olds appreciate the essential roles that tiny species play in marine ecosystems

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Putting Marine Science on the Map

Using Google Maps to help students connect to waters near and far

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Real-time Teaching with VENUS and NEPTUNE

New technology allows students in institutions with low budgets and no access to the ocean
to get involved in marine science – using real data

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Rocking the Classroom from the Ocean

An at-sea program connects educators and scientists, fostering new collaborations in earth science education

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Healthy Bodies, Healthy Oceans

A strategy for promoting ocean literacy for ages 12-16 by emphasizing the connections between personal and pelagic health

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Beyond our Beaches: Ocean Trash

What research about long-term plastic marine debris is telling us, and how young people can respond

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