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Climate Science Ocean Acidification Workshop for Teachers at Padilla Bay

Carbonated Water: Teaching ocean acidification and
climate change the Pacific Northwest

A Professional Development workshop for
Middle and High School Teachers

Thursday, October 3 and Friday October 4, 2019, 9:00-4:30
Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve - Mount Vernon, WA


     

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
  • Become familiar with and utilize Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) to foster "three dimensional" learning through Cross Cutting Concepts, Core Disciplinary Ideas, and Science and Engineering Practices.

What participants receive:


  • Substitute Teacher reimbursement
  • 15 STEM Clock Hours (free)
  • Ocean Sciences Sequence curriculum
  • Lunch and light refreshments
  • $100 stipend upon implementation in classroom

Questions? Call or email!
Chandler Colahan, ccolahan@padillabay.gov (360) 428-1080
The Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve is managed by the Washington State Department of Ecology in cooperation with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. One of 29 National Estuarine Research Reserves around the country, it focuses on long-term research, monitoring, and education about estuaries.

Chandler Colahan
Education Specialist,
Padilla Bay NERR
ccolahan@padillabay.gov
(360) 428-1080



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