Date: Thursdays, 12-26 May 2022 – 4:00-6 pm – via Zoom
Date: Saturday, 14 May 2022 – 8:30 am-4:00 pm – onsite at Padilla Bay
About this event:
A free “blended” professional development workshop for middle and high school teachers
Participants in this workshop will:
- Gain knowledge of climate change and ocean acidification in the Pacific Northwest
- Explore sources of local environmental data and work towards incorporating data into inquiry-based science learning experiences
- Receive materials and activities included in the Ocean Sciences Sequence (OSS) curriculum on Climate Change developed by UC Berkeley Lawrence Hall of Science .
What you will receive:
- Free Clock hour credit – up to 15 hours. (STEM credits if you attend all 4 Zoom sessions)
- Ocean Sciences Sequence curriculum ($200 value)
- $200 stipend for classroom implementation
Topics:
- May 12 – Understanding the Causes and Effects of Climate Change
- May 14 – Field investigation/climate change and eelgrass/local data
- May 19 – Exploring ocean acidification with global and local data
- May 26 – Following Carbon Flows and digging into Climate solutions
Questions? Email: Susan Wood, swood@padillabay.gov
Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Eventbrite, 10 May 2022. More information.
