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Rainforest CLASSROOM
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Science meets art! Oh the classroom applications this graphic inspires... Tell us how you can use it in your classrooms!
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In both curriculum and facilities "green schools" are catching on throughout the United States (#Environmental #EnvironmentalNews #GreenBuilding New Green Schools Part of Green Movement in Education http://t.co/j6NLv5LKzr)...
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The case study method of teaching applied to college science teaching, from The National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science
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"Who makes the things that we buy? Few of us know. They seem untouched by human hands. Occasionally there's a news story, a documentary film, or an artwork showing the hidden ingredients in our coffee, t-shirts, or iPads. They often 'expose' unpleasant working conditions to encourage more 'ethical' consumer or corporate behaviour. followthethings.com is this work's 'online store'. Here you can find out who has followed what, why and how; the techniques used to 'grab' its audiences; the discussions and impacts that this has provoked; and how to follow things yourself."
Ann-Laure Liéval's curator insight,
September 10, 2013 3:56 AM
About Globalisation, flows and production today. 
Mr Ortloff's curator insight,
October 8, 2013 12:32 PM
Where did your T-Shirt come from? Where did the food your parents bought at the grocery store come from? What's the origin of the components in your cell phone? These questions all allude to what geographers call a commodity chain analysis. Analyzing where the consumer goods that we use every day came from can make global issues hit a little closer to home and reinforce concepts such as globalization. The website Follow the Things is a great resource for learning about commodity chains and mapping out your own personal geographies. |
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A working day started soon after 4am, so we could be at our chosen spot by sunrise. In the dark, I would scan the floor for dangerous creatures, shake any more from my clothes, and tip my boots ups...
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Day in the life of a field biologist. LOVE it! Great first person account of what it is like to be a field biologist. Great to share with students interested in an "alternative" biology path.
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50 Astounding Facts About Rainforests (INFOGRAPHIC)
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Awesome classroom resource to share why the rainforests of the world are so important and so awesome!
The Morpho Institute's curator insight,
September 12, 2013 8:54 PM
Spread the word that Rainforests Rule with this awesome infographic!
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Ananias was a boy with a smiley face and thoughtful brown eyes. He was full of fun and energy, but also a good and polite boy, loved by his mother and father and little sisters. He lived in a woode...
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I remember when I was in grade school, the common questions among friends and classmate is: what would you like to be when you grow up? Or, what course will you be taking up in college? And you wou...
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