Revisions for Education
| 56 CURRENT | jmacha |
March 03, 2023 06:54
| over 1 year ago
Welcome
On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesTo learn more about the methods, successes, and challenges in developing these programs, check out our reports and evaluations from these funded projects: 2021 National Academy of Sciences Project Evaluation: Community Science in the Classroom 2022 EPA Impact Report: Messages from the Mississippi 2022 EPA Environmental Education Evaluation: Messages from the Mississippi For more information on funding resources for educators, click here |
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| 55 | jmacha |
March 03, 2023 06:53
| over 1 year ago
Welcome
On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesTo learn more about our methods, successes, and challenges in developing these programs, check out our reports and evaluations from our funded projects: 2021 National Academy of Sciences Project Evaluation: Community Science in the Classroom 2022 EPA Impact Report: Messages from the Mississippi 2022 EPA Environmental Education Evaluation: Messages from the Mississippi For more information on funding resources for educators, click here |
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| 54 | jmacha |
March 03, 2023 06:52
| over 1 year ago
Welcome
On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesTo learn more about our methods, successes, and challenges in developing these programs, check out our reports and evaluations from our funded projects: 2021 National Academy of Sciences Project Evaluation: Community Science in the Classroom 2022 EPA Impact Report: Messages from the Mississippi 2022 EPA Environmental Education Evaluation: Messages from the Mississippi For more information on funding resources for educators, click here |
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| 53 | jmacha |
March 03, 2023 06:51
| over 1 year ago
Welcome
On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesTo learn more about our methods, successes, and challenges in developing these programs, check out our reports and evaluations from our funded projects: 2021 National Academy of Sciences Project Evaluation: Community Science in the Classroom 2022 EPA Impact Report: Messages from the Mississippi 2022 EPA Environmental Education Evaluation: Messages from the Mississippi For more information on funding resources for educators, click here [PartsNCraftsSpectralTurntable.jpg] (https://i.publiclab.org/system/images/photos/000/001/316/medium/PartsNCraftsSpectralTurntable.jpg) |
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| 52 | jmacha |
March 03, 2023 06:50
| over 1 year ago
Welcome
On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesTo learn more about our methods, successes, and challenges in developing these programs, check out our reports and evaluations from our funded projects: 2021 National Academy of Sciences Project Evaluation: Community Science in the Classroom 2022 EPA Impact Report: Messages from the Mississippi 2022 EPA Environmental Education Evaluation: Messages from the Mississippi For more information on funding resources for educators, click here PartsNCraftsSpectralTurntable.jpg |
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| 51 | jmacha |
March 03, 2023 06:21
| over 1 year ago
Welcome
On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesTo learn more about our methods, successes, and challenges in developing these programs, check out our reports and evaluations from our funded projects: 2021 National Academy of Sciences Project Evaluation: Community Science in the Classroom 2022 EPA Impact Report: Messages from the Mississippi 2022 EPA Environmental Education Evaluation: Messages from the Mississippi Check this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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| 50 | jmacha |
March 03, 2023 06:20
| over 1 year ago
Welcome
On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesTo learn more about our methods, successes, and challenges in developing these programs, check out our reports and evaluations from our funded projects: 2021 National Academy of Sciences Project Evaluation: Community Science in the Classroom.pdf 2022_EPA_Impact_Report__Messages_from_the_Mississippi.pdf 2022_EPA_Environmental_Education_Evaluation__Messages_from_the_Mississippi.pdf Check this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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| 49 | jmacha |
March 03, 2023 06:19
| over 1 year ago
Welcome
On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesTo learn more about our methods, successes, and challenges in developing these programs, check out our reports and evaluations from our funded projects: 2021_National_Academy_of_Sciences_Evaluation__Community_Science_in_the_Classroom.pdf 2022_EPA_Impact_Report__Messages_from_the_Mississippi.pdf 2022_EPA_Environmental_Education_Evaluation__Messages_from_the_Mississippi.pdf Check this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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| 48 | jmacha |
March 03, 2023 06:17
| over 1 year ago
Welcome
On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesTo learn more about our methods, successes, and challenges in developing these programs, check out our reports and evaluations from our funded projects: -[2021 National Academy of Sciences Evaluation: Community Science in the Classroom] Final__2021_NAS_EE_Evaluation.pdf -[2022 EPA Impact Report: Messages from the Mississippi] FINALEPA_Impact_Report_2022.pdf -[2022 EPA Environmental Education Evaluation: Messages from the Mississippi] _FinalMessages_from_the_Mississipppi_Evaluation_-2022-.pdf Check this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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| 47 | mimiss |
May 17, 2021 21:32
| over 3 years ago
Welcome
On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesCheck this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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| 46 | mimiss |
May 04, 2021 14:36
| over 3 years ago
Welcome
On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesCheck this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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| 45 | mimiss |
May 04, 2021 14:36
| over 3 years ago
Welcome
On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesCheck this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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| 44 | mimiss |
May 04, 2021 14:35
| over 3 years ago
Welcome
Welcome! On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. From here, you can:
What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. Read more about integrating community science methodologies into your classroom here. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesCheck this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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| 43 | mimiss |
May 04, 2021 14:24
| over 3 years ago
Welcome! On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. Browse recent work on curricular materials: #education, and subscribe to get updates on education What Does Community Science Look Like in Your Classroom?Public Lab defines community science as community-led scientific exploration and investigation to address community-defined questions, allowing for engagement in the entirety of the scientific process. Unlike traditional citizen science, Public Lab’s approach emphasizes local and traditional knowledge, community ownership of research, and working together in scalable networks to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. Classroom community science projects are youth-led with an approach that emphasizes participant and community ownership of research, from question identification through analysis, and working together to encourage collaborative learning and civic engagement. After identifying their interests, students conduct research as they join the efforts of people and organizations already working on these issues and take the lead in aspects of study design, data collection, and analysis. The data collected from these student-designed projects supports community action and civic engagement. How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom.
ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Questions[questions:education] ResourcesCheck this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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| 42 | dragonwood0 |
April 16, 2021 13:10
| over 3 years ago
Welcome! On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. Browse recent work on curricular materials: #education, and subscribe to get updates on education How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational Community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom. For more information about integrating Public Lab tools & methodologies, check out the resources available at Public Lab for Educators. Gulf Region: Community-based Community Science ProjectsPublic Lab is excited to announce that with support from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine’s Gulf Research program we will be working on building the scientific capacity of the next generation. Read more about the project and curriculum here. ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Also see this page on Air Quality Class Questions[questions:education] ResourcesCheck this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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| 41 | dragonwood0 |
April 16, 2021 13:10
| over 3 years ago
Welcome! On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. Browse recent work on curricular materials: #education, and subscribe to get updates on education How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational Community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom. For more information about integrating Public Lab tools & methodologies, check out the resources available at Public Lab for Educators. Gulf Region: Community-based Community Science ProjectsPublic Lab is excited to announce that with support from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine’s Gulf Research program we will be working on building the scientific capacity of the next generation. Read more about the project and curriculum here. ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Also see this page on Air Quality Class Questions[questions:education] ResourcesCheck this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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| 40 | mimiss |
April 16, 2021 02:50
| over 3 years ago
Welcome! On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. Browse recent work on curricular materials: #education, and subscribe to get updates on education How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational Community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom. For more information about integrating Public Lab tools & methodologies, check out the resources available at Public Lab for Educators. Gulf Region: Community-based Community Science ProjectsPublic Lab is excited to announce that with support from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine’s Gulf Research program we will be working on building the scientific capacity of the next generation. Read more about the project and curriculum here. ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Also see this page on Air Quality Class Questions[questions:education] ResourcesCheck this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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| 39 | stevie |
March 05, 2021 16:22
| over 3 years ago
Welcome! On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. Browse recent work on curricular materials: #education, and subscribe to get updates on education How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational Community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom. For more information about integrating Public Lab tools & methodologies, check out the resources available at Public Lab for Educators. Gulf Region: Community-based Community Science ProjectsPublic Lab is excited to announce that with support from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine’s Gulf Research program we will be working on building the scientific capacity of the next generation. Read more about the project and curriculum here. ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Also see this page on Air Quality Class Questions[questions:education] ResourcesCheck this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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January 29, 2021 13:48
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Welcome! On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. Browse recent work on curricular materials: #education, and subscribe to get updates on education How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational Community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom. For more information about integrating Public Lab tools & methodologies, check out the resources available at Public Lab for Educators. Gulf Region: Community-based Citizen Science ProjectsPublic Lab is excited to announce that with support from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine’s Gulf Research program we will be working on building the scientific capacity of the next generation. Read more about the project and curriculum here. ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Also see this page on Air Quality Class Questions[questions:education] ResourcesCheck this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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January 19, 2021 14:57
| almost 4 years ago
Welcome! On this page you will find programming, activities, and resources related to formal and informal education. Browse recent work on curricular materials: #education, and subscribe to get updates on education How Can You Get Involved?We're looking to build a strong community of practice where educators of all experiences can share resources, knowledge, and lend a hand. Here are some ways that you can help build Public Lab's educational Community Join the ConversationGet notified about new #education posts by subscribing to related tags. Click the button below, and subscribe to tags like "education", "classroom", "lesson", as well as other topics that you're interested in. Try These Lessons in Your Classroom and Share Your ExperienceAfter using one of these activities in person, let us know how it goes in the comments. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to share how you modify the lesson to better fit your classroom. For more information about integrating Public Lab tools & methodologies, check out the resources available at Public Lab for Educators. Gulf Region: Community-based Citizen Science ProjectsPublic Lab is excited to announce that with support from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine’s Gulf Research program we will be working on building the scientific capacity of the next generation. Fill out this form if you're an educator interested in this project, or would like more information. ActivitiesHere are some different activities particularly suited for use in the classroom: [activities:education] Also see this page on Air Quality Class Questions[questions:education] ResourcesCheck this wiki that has some information on funding sources for science teachers.
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