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Welcome to Environmental Science Rm. 601 Mr. Elstad
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What I want for You!!!! There are no words to express to you how deeply I care about ALL of your futures and successes that you may have. My goal in this class is to prepare you for a challenging and difficult world that you are about to enter. I believe that everyone has the ability for greatness. It will be difficult for you to find the courage to meet the challenges ahead, but I will help you along to find that courage. I just need you to try your best and Show students the pendulum swing by choosing a volunteer to not move when the pendulum swing toward them. trust me.
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Who is Mr. E? Graduated high school with a C- (Thank God for PE and Sports) Low self-esteem, Day Dreamer, and Lazy After thirteen years of college I finally got my Bachelors degree in Biology. Teaching Credential/Student Teaching Worked in several aquarium fish stores. Worked at a Zoo! Flew in a Helicopter! The coolest things I ever saw! Science Camp Masters Degree Hobbies: Legos (engineering), philosophy, religion, art, history Favorite Channels: Discovery, History, Travel, Cooking, Science, Weather, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, TBS, FX Wife and Daughter
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The Purpose of Environmental Science
Awareness of how we treat nature and natural process. Awareness of how we can use natural resources to our advantage. Looking to nature as a guide for our living.
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Processes of Natural Resources
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Sustainability
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Innovation
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Awareness
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Scientific Thought Process
X = Claim (What) Y = Justification (Why) 1 A 2 B 3 C Z = Evidence (How)
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Write your response on a half sheet of paper and turn it in before you leave.
Claim: What is the purpose of environmental science? Justification: Why do you think this? Evidence: What evidence supports your claim.
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Rubric/Scoring Guide Score 4 3 2 1 Claim
Claim was very well stated, descriptive and meaningful. Claim was well thought out and meaningful. Claim was somewhat descriptive. Claim was attempted Justification Justification provided at least 5-6 reasons to justify the claim Justification provided at least 3-4 reasons to justify the claim Justification provided at least 2 reasons to justify the claim Justification was attempted Evidence At least 5-6 pieces of evidence was provided. At least 3-4 pieces of evidence was provided. At least two pieces of evidence was provided. Very little evidence was provided
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