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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.

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Webinar: Using GPS data to teach about the Earth in introductory undergraduate courses: plate tectonics, earthquakes, water cycle, and ice mass change
from GETSI

This module was developed by the GETSI project which features geodetic data and quantitative skills applied to societally important issues.

These materials were developed using the InTeGrate process, but with a stronger focus on quantitative skills rather than systems thinking.

Oct 22 2019 View these Materials »

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Learn to teach about plate tectonics, earthquake hazards, water cycle, and changing glacial ice using GPS data, while increasing students' math skills and ability to apply science to societal decisions.

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Operationalizing the Earth Science Week theme in K12: Geoscience is for everyone
Oct 10 2019 View these Materials »

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"Geoscience is for everyone" is the theme of Earth Science Week 2019. The NGSS-ESS webinar team is preparing for Earth Science Week by showcasing efforts around diversity and inclusion in the geosciences, and emphasizing K-12 connections and resources. Join us for a panel discussion focusing on work in the geoscience education community around the theme, "Geoscience is for everyone."

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