MOSAIC Expedition Teacher Workshop: A Changing Arctic Ecosystem
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Organization: Multidisciplinary drifting Observatory for the Study of Arctic Climate (MOSAiC)
Grade-level Audience: High School (9-12), Middle (6-8)
When Offered:
Cost: Free
Format: Online only
Application Deadline: July 14th, 2023 at 8:59 am MT
For More Information: ciresoutreach@colorado.edu
Description
Register for this FREE 2-day teacher workshop Today!
Workshop dates: July 12-13, 8 am - 12 pm PT/9 am - 1 pm MT/10 am - 2 pm CT/11 am - 3 pm ET each day
In this FREE teacher workshop, you'll hear from MOSAiC scientists and the curriculum developers as they lead you through "A Changing Arctic Ecosystem", a MS/HS curriculum tied to NGSS Life Science standards in which students trace the flow of carbon through the Arctic food web to predict how declining sea ice might impact the Arctic food web. Engage with 360° virtual expeditions, authentic Arctic datasets, ArcGIS Storymaps, and more in this 2-day online teacher workshop.
For additional information about the workshop, please refer to the course syllabus.
WHO: Middle and High School Science Teachers
WHAT: Virtual Teacher Professional Development Course for content and curriculum connected to NGSS Life Science standards.
WHEN: Wednesday, July 12th AND Thursday, July 13th from 8 am - 12 pm PT/9 am - 1 pm MT/10 am - 2 pm CT/11 am - 3 pm ET each day
WHY: The goal of this course is to introduce educators to NGSS Life Science standards in the context of the MOSAiC-related curriculum, "A Changing Arctic Ecosystem". At the end of the course, participants will be able to effectively facilitate each lesson, connecting concepts and standards back to the anchoring phenomenon, "How might the decline in sea ice affect Arctic organisms large and small?"
HOW: This interactive workshop will be conducted virtually via Zoom. Facilitators will lead participants through each lesson of the curriculum following the approach below:
Utilize the main Zoom meeting room for lesson instructions. Participants engage with lesson resources either individually or in small groups via Zoom breakout rooms.
Everyone returns to the main Zoom room to wrap up and reflect on the lesson.
Different organisms and living things in the Arctic
Additional Details:
Continuing Education: Certificate for 10 hours of professional development (Free)
Graduate Credit: Option to purchase 1 graduate credit from the University of Colorado Boulder ($90)
Contact: jonathan.griffith@colorado.edu
What will you gain?
The goal of this course is to introduce educators to NGSS Life Science standards in the context of the MOSAiC-related curriculum, "A Changing Arctic Ecosystem". At the end of the course, participants will be able to effectively facilitate each lesson, connecting concepts and standards back to the anchoring phenomenon, "How might the decline in sea ice affect Arctic organisms large and small?"
Who should apply?
Middle and High School Science Teachers