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Friday, March 1 • 4:00pm - 4:45pm
Climate Education Through Data Analysis

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This session will present a lesson where students consider a phenomenon and analyzing data to construct a conclusion. The phenomena here will be global temperature increase. Alternative hypotheses evaluated include variation of solar output, changing Earth orbit and tilt, and increased greenhouse effect. Some data will include ocean sediment fossils and sunspots. A variety of climate education resources will also be shared.
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Dave Chapman

teacher, Okemos High School
Long time science teacher at Okemos High School; past winner Science Teacher of the Year from both MSTA and MESTA; very active with the Michigan Allaince for Environmental & Outdoor Education, Michigan Earth Science Teachers Association, and the education programs of the American... Read More →

Friday March 1, 2019 4:00pm - 4:45pm
Atrium Room
  Earth Science, MS, HS, Post Secondary |   Environmental Science, MS, HS, Post Secondary |   Integrated Science, MS, HS, Post Secondary

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