Showing posts with label environmental science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label environmental science. Show all posts
Friday, May 14, 2010
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Michigan Water Pollution
One of my students, Alex, focused on Michigan Water Pollution as he developed his Glog for our Environmental Life Science research.
This is an area of personal concern for this environmental science enthusiast. His evidence of focus on his topic makes this interactive poster quite useful. I would direct you to his inclusion of leftover medicines in the water systems which is an overlooked, yet extremely detrimental water contamination problem.
Teachers could share this Glog as an example for students or as a teaching tool. As always, I would recommend that you cite this blog in your work.
This is an area of personal concern for this environmental science enthusiast. His evidence of focus on his topic makes this interactive poster quite useful. I would direct you to his inclusion of leftover medicines in the water systems which is an overlooked, yet extremely detrimental water contamination problem.
Teachers could share this Glog as an example for students or as a teaching tool. As always, I would recommend that you cite this blog in your work.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Fossil Fieldtrip Guide: fossil, poster, practice | Glogster
Fossil Fieldtrip Guide: fossil, poster, practice | Glogster
Use Glogster to make an interactive science poster.
Use Glogster to make an interactive science poster.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
The Corporation: DDT and Pesticides
a clip from the movie, The Corporation. Do Corporations have an ethical responsibility to the world community?
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Using Animoto For Presentations
Using this sample Animoto video as a guide. You may use the Animoto web application to build a video from images and videos. Add your own music, or use the music available on the web application.
The video you create can represent one part of your Biodiversity presentation and can be transferred to Youtube or other presentation media.
The video you create can represent one part of your Biodiversity presentation and can be transferred to Youtube or other presentation media.
Labels:
animoto,
biodiversity,
Earth Science,
environmental science,
images,
science,
video,
web application
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Peak Oil: View from Hubbert's Peak
Peak Oil is a common concern and a scientific theory that would be an excellent topic for science teachers from middle school and up to discuss or teach about in the science class. It is especially fitting to use in Earth Science, Environmental Studies, or History of Science areas.
I created a WORDLE from the preface text of Kenneth S. Deffeyes 2005 book, Beyond Oil: A View from Hubbert's Peak.
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