Improving Earth education one hour at a time
NAGT sponsors a comprehensive webinar series that is sure to be your one-stop-shop for strengthening work in Earth education. The webinar series will address themes such as improving teaching and learning, addressing diversity, equity, and inclusion in Earth education, implementing the NGSS, strengthening your department, and engaging with communities and society. The webinars provide opportunities for you to learn from your peers, as well as experts, and are designed to provide ample opportunity for discussion and interaction. Webinars will feature novel and innovative work in Earth education research and pedagogy, new teaching materials, and classroom and professional experiences of people like you. The NAGT webinar series is free and we encourage you to invite your colleagues to attend.
Navigating life as a GER Student (or interested in becoming one): Getting involved and networking in the community Oct 7 2020 Presenters: Bailey Zo Kreager, Northern Illinois University and Larry Collins, Washington State University
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During this webinar, presenters will discuss opportunities for students to become involved in both GSA and NAGT, including the path that we took to our current leadership positions. Attendees will also have time to participate in small groups to meet each other and learn about each other's interests/research. This webinar is for students who are conducting geoscience education research and those who are interested in this discipline.
Webinar: Teaching undergrads about floods: frequency, modeling, and mitigation
from GETSI Sep 17 2020 Presenters: Venkatesh Merwade, Purdue University and Beth Pratt-Sitaula, UNAVCO
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This webinar introduces instructors to Modeling Flood Hazards teaching module from the GEodesy Tools for Societal Issues (GETSI) project. In this module students learn to do determine flood frequency from gauging data and make flood hazard maps using HEC-RAS. They then apply their findings to identifying vulnerable societal infrastructure making mitigation recommendations to reduce risk.
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