Mission Geography Linking to the Curriculum. What is Mission Geography? How can Mission Geography help anchor ISSEarthKAM to the curriculum? What are.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
What is a Research Lesson?
Advertisements

Essential Questions in Student Learning Debi Rice Literacy Coach Leon High School
Rediscovering Geography
Test Item Analysis Science Grade 6 Josh Doty John Sevier Middle School Kingsport, TN Grade Level: 6 Content Area: Earth Science Source: 2007 Tennessee.
MYP planning: the unit planner
Brought to you by the Challenger Learning Center at Wheeling Jesuit University.
Curriculum Project Garred Kirk. EARL 1: Civics The student understands and applies knowledge of government, law, politics, and the nation’s fundamental.
Mission Geography Introduction to the National Geography Standards Geography for Life.
Geography for Life Geography’s Key Concepts, Skills and Perspectives & ISSEarthKAM.
Selecting a Target Observational Science & the Five Skills of Geography.
The National Geography Standards
Volcano Madness Cinder, Composite, and Shield Nashua Way Arizona Geographic Alliance TC Frontier Elementary 4 th grade.
The Learning Cycle Lesson
Assessing Students’ Skills in Science & Technology Hong Kong University – May 19 th 2006 Graham Orpwood York/Seneca Institute for Mathematics, Science.
PRESENTED BY JUDITH BOCK JENNI DAHL GEOSPATIAL EDUCATION CONSULTANTS USING GIS IN THE CLASSROOM.
Science behind a hot air balloon Investigation into gas laws James Lovatt School of Education Studies Centre for the Advancement of Science and Mathematics.
T HE BASIC IDEAS OF GEOGRAPHY Core units: Key understandings Years F–4 Illustration 1: Pointers to understanding.
It’s Volcanic! Presentation By: Raquel Fusick, Gina Bradshaw, Vanessa Hipkins and Stacey Longeau.
INTEGRATED LEARNING: STAGE 4 (SECONDARY COGS) Principles and process.
 A set of objectives or student learning outcomes for a course or a set of courses.  Specifies the set of concepts and skills that the student must.
Designing Science Units Chapter 7 Designing Science Units and Courses of Study
Geography : It’s Where You Have Been Living This whole Time JACINTA PETERSEN LINDA CRANLEY UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME AUSTRALIA.
Models of Teaching.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS AND READING K-5 Curriculum Overview.
It’s all about feelings
Empowering Students and Teachers for Optimal Learning.
Math and Science Institute Exploring Physical Science Today’s Agenda Review of homework and participant sharing of their ENGAGE components of 5E. Engage.
STORYPATHS/ SOCIAL STUDIES Jessica McKenzie. Storypath offers both a structure for organizing the social studies curriculum and an instructional strategy.
EarthComm Capsule Presentation. Earth From Space.
The Areas of Interaction are…
Learning Science and Mathematics Concepts, Models, Representations and Talk Colleen Megowan.
Linking NASA & the Geography Standards Mission Geography.
Australian Curriculum Geography
 ByYRpw ByYRpw.
November 2006 Copyright © 2006 Mississippi Department of Education 1 Where are We? Where do we want to be?
The New State Assessment Frameworks A Tool to Enhance Science Teaching and Learning Sandra Laursen, CIRES Outreach, CU Boulder Dan Snare, Jeffco Science.
PRINCIPAL SESSION 2012 EEA Day 1. Agenda Session TimesEvents 1:00 – 4:00 (1- 45 min. Session or as often as needed) Elementary STEM Power Point Presentation.
Chapter 1 Defining Social Studies. Chapter 1: Defining Social Studies Thinking Ahead What do you associate with or think of when you hear the words social.
Teaching to the Standard in Science Education By: Jennifer Grzelak & Bonnie Middleton.
Chapter 1 Lesson 2. A Geographic Perspective Geographers focus on understanding the world and answering questions about it Special perspective for looking.
INTEGRATED LEARNING: STAGE 4 (SECONDARY COGS) Principles and process.
Earth System Science Workshop. The Earth System Science curriculum module is part of a larger set of of Earth science modules in the EarthLabs collection.
Educator Effectiveness Academy Day 2, Session 1. Find Someone Who…. The purpose of this activity is to review concepts presented during day 1.
From Under Sea to Outer Space The video is part of NASA’s Liftoff to Learning. See the Featured Links for a link to NASA’s resources.
Teaching Students with Mild and Moderate Disabilities: Research-Based Practices Second Edition © 2009 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights.
WebQuest: A Brief Introduction. Life-long Learning Authentic Situation Subject knowledge Generic skills Scaffolding Rubrics.
I DENTIFYING THE LEARNING REQUIREMENTS Support units: Assessment in geography Illustration 1: Curriculum-based program planning and assessment.
Web-Enhanced Learning Activities An Instructional Design Workshop WebQuests: An Overview.
FLIBS Dec Biology Category 1 Session 2: Learning Biology within the IB Philosophy.
Social Status Positions, the Sociological Imagination, and Critical Thinking human experience is heavily informed by social status positions there is some.
CONCEPTS IN PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY Topics and Approaches for Integrated Instruction Maggie Legates, Delaware Geographic Alliance, August 2010.
Sources THE INQUIRY DESIGN MODEL SESSION 3:. Part I – The Nature of Sources What are sources? What makes a source disciplinary? What is the relationship.
KEYNOTE ADDRESS North Carolina Teachers of Mathematics Conference 2013 Teruni Lamberg Ph.D. University of Nevada, Reno Whole Class Mathematics Discussions:
An International Education International Mindedness An openness to and curiosity about the world and people of other cultures, and a striving towards a.
Birmingham Public Schools A K-12 Narrative of Social Studies Education in 2015.
Direct Instruction Mallory, Tash, Alicia, Sarah & Kristen.
Dr. Leslie David Burns, Associate Professor Department of Curriculum and Instruction UK College of Education
Part:1 EFFECTIVE LESSON PLANNING AND DESIGN
Remote Sensing Dr. Ahmad BinTouq GEO440: GIS for Urban & Regional Planning.
Developed by the Southern Alberta Professional Development Consortium (SAPDC) as a result of a grant from Alberta Education to support implementation of.
Science: From Earth to Outer Space
Colorado State Academic Standards Focus on Political Geography
Making meaningful connections
MYP planning: the unit planner
Welcome to 5th Grade Open House!
Welcome to 5th Grade Ms. DeFiglia
EarthComm Inquiry: Preparing Students to be Critical Thinkers and Science Literate Citizens Key Points: Today’s talk is about a high school Earth science.
A Day in the Life of a Second Grader
Values Unpacking Learning Outcomes: Knowledge Skills Values
The basic ideas of geography
Presentation transcript:

Mission Geography Linking to the Curriculum

What is Mission Geography? How can Mission Geography help anchor ISSEarthKAM to the curriculum? What are the connections to the curriculum in your state?

NASA’s Education Program & Evaluation Framework

Cooperative venture between …

Mission Geography Subject matter focus: –Seeing the World in Spatial Terms –Physical Systems –Environment and Society

Mission Geography Module Fundamentals –Must teach interesting and meaningful geography; –Must model geographic thinking and problem solving; –Must engage students in real world contexts and problems.

Module Components Module Overview –Linked to Math, Science, Technology Standards

Module Components Module Overview –Linked to Math, Science, Technology Standards Investigations –Linked in detail to Geography Standards Teacher’s Guide –Suggested strategies, background, answers

Module Components Module Overview –Linked to Math, Science, Technology Standards Investigations –Linked in detail to Geography Standards Teacher’s Guide –Suggested strategies, background, answers Student Logs and Supporting Materials –Everything needed for the investigation

Natural Hazards Volcanoes: Local hazard, global issue? –NASA: Detecting change in Earth systems through monitoring signals. –What role does volcanism play in the Earth system? Images Data Aerosols (atmosphere) Hazard zones (lithosphere/biosphere)

Mission Geography Module Phase 1: Skill building and subject matter mastery. Case study of effects of volcanic eruption on Earth system, by sphere Investigation to clarify effects of volcanic eruption on different subsystems Image analysis to compare effects before/after Develop concepts related to areal extent of damage: buffer zone analysis

Mission Geography Module More skill building and subject matter mastery Case study of effects of volcanic aerosols on Earth system through three signal sensors: photographs from Space Shuttle, TOMS, & AVHRR –Profile & correlate temperature and aerosol index to determine relationship

Mission Geography Module Phase 3: Problem solving task. Problem: Where is it safe to fly? Monitoring regions with aerosol hazards – Collect TOMS data. –Map it. –Develop a systematic categorization of world regions in which there is a potential hazard from volcanic ash and other aerosols.