Putting Marine Science on the Map
Using Google Maps to help students connect to waters near and far
Posts from the ‘Article Categories’ Category
Apr 6
Apr 6
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
Apr 6
Rocking the Classroom from the Ocean
An at-sea program connects educators and scientists, fostering new collaborations in earth science education
Apr 6
The Ocean – Live! Anywhere! Anytime!
Real-time data offer meaningful ways for middle-school students to develop science and math skills
Apr 6
Environmental Justice in the Azores
A case for incorporating the perspectives of all ocean stakeholders—from biologists to fishers—in marine conservation efforts, using democratic participation of fishers in the Azores as an example
Apr 6
Healthy Bodies, Healthy Oceans
A strategy for promoting ocean literacy for ages 12-16 by emphasizing the connections between personal and pelagic health
Apr 6
Marvelous Mangroves
Perspective article on a highly adaptable formula for teaching environmental education on different marine subjects and in different locations—shows how a British Columbia wetlands education program was adapted to teach about mangroves in the Cayman Islands and elsewhere
Apr 6
Beyond our Beaches: Ocean Trash
What research about long-term plastic marine debris is telling us, and how young people can respond
Apr 6
Facilitators of Fascination
Fostering a love for the ocean through snorkeling trips which allow students to experience first-hand the wonders of the sea
Mapping to Increase Student Awareness of Local Wildlife
Two simple activities that help middle school students increase their sense of connection with their natural surroundings.
