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Global Warming and the Polar Regions Free Webinar

Join Jessica Fries-Gaither and Kim Lightle for a free webinar Tuesday, April 28, 2009 at 3:30pm EST as we discuss global warming and the polar regions. We’re going to highlight resources from the Middle School Portal 2: Math & Science Pathways project, Beyond Penguins and Polar Bears online magazine, and the National Science Digital Library […]

Posted in Topics: Climate Change, Earth Sciences, Polar Regions, Quick Takes, Science

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Free Professional Development Webinars

We’ve got four free professional development webinars coming up in the month of April. The first two are specifically for middle school math and science teachers. The second two are for elementary teachers but plenty of the content would be appropriate for older students. Librarians and media specialists, science specialists, informal educators, and others will […]

Posted in Topics: Birds, Climate Change, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosystems, Energy, Environmental Issues, Food webs, Integrating Technology, Life Sciences, Plants, Polar Regions, Professional Development, Quick Takes, Science

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Animals at the Poles

Many students come to school with a fascination for the polar regions. One reason for this might be related to their associating the North Pole with Santa Claus. Another might be the images they have encountered in the media, especially in movies such as March of the Penguins and 8 Below. Thus, student interest may […]

Posted in Topics: Animals, Biodiversity, Life Sciences, Polar Regions, Quick Takes, Science

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