Apr 7
... carbon taxes vs. cap–and–trade and other carbon regulatory systems Download “Tech Specs“ handouts Environmental Writing Projects: ... awareness Making Natural Connections by Susan Pass and Christine Mosley Two lessons help students at all grade levels to ...
... with her portrayal of her school’s ceremony held to pass down the caring of the school gardens. And there is a sweet do–ability to ... content. Standards, understood broadly as the way a system articulates what students should know and be able to do, provide ...
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... programs have been designed specifically for students. For example, Classroom FeederWatch (now called Project FeederWatch) started using ... of programs are water quality monitoring programs. For example, GREEN (Global Rivers Environmental Education Network) is one of the ...
Apr 22
... full edition in a new window. Our ‘page–flipping’ format features many interactive features to enhance the experience of online ... magazines. If you’re not familiar with this format, you can review some basic viewing instructions located to the left of ...
Jun 21
... of meter, rhythm, musical expression, and form. An example would be taking a musical selection that has a form such as ABA (e.g., ... been thrilled to see where all of these ideas have been leading us this year! I learned, while listening to Disconnect: the Outdoor ...
... even a surface–level knowledge about animal and habitat leads students into complex scientific investigations. For the past ten ... due to human uses of particular areas of the site. For example, one popular camp activity for younger children involved using a front ... also studied ephemeral pool and deciduous forest ecosystems. At the end of the residential program, students selected one ...
... take groups climbing and I teach others to climb or to lead groups themselves. I am also the president of the umbrella non–profit ... someone trained in eco–psychology and systems theory, let me add another perspective. During the Paleocene and Eocene ... an organization were to contract with a facilitator. For example, I conduct programs in partnership with South Suburban Parks & ...
... that human activities are founded upon the earth‘s systems, that cities are not isolated islands where these processes are not in operation. It is to instill a compassionate sense of place that consciously links care of self and the broader ...
... to help shape the activity; students shift from being passive observers to being active creators of their program. Students ... and food sources, and the necessity of the supporting ecosystem. Perhaps the most compelling benefit of role–play is its ability to ... experiences for both the students and the activity leader. As role–play is a creation of its participants, it is never the same ...
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