Daniel Ravaioli Rutgers
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Lisa Schardien uploaded the file: There Aren't "Plenty More Fish in the Sea" to
COSIA Activities 2 years agoHere is our updated lesson plan. Please feel free to leave any suggestions or comments you may have. Thanks!
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Katie Gardner uploaded the file: One Fish Two Fish… Overfish, No Fish to
COSIA Activities 2 years, 1 month agoEvangelina Pena and Rebecca Noah’s Activity proposal sheet. Could use some help making our activity different from the other activity that is also about commercial fishing, dredging and biodiversity. “
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Kathleen Mallory uploaded the file: COSIA Activity Outline to
COSIA Activities 2 years, 1 month agoIn addition to our Activity Sheet, we developed a basic outline for teaching. It’s very informal and meant as a tool to help us during our presentation. We used it during our last presentation of our activity to assist us when needed. We found it very helpful because it kept us on track, helped us to remember our goals and reminded us of the…[Read more]
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Daniel Ravaioli uploaded the file: DRAFT 1 FOR MARIO AND DAN to
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Hi Dan and Mario,
You have a great topic! Please remember that most kids won’t have any background knowledge of molecules yet (not until high school) but most kids have heard of H20 and CO2 ~ with NO understanding of why. Also, are you saying there different forms of CO2 or just different sources?
I’m worried about how much talking is going…[Read more]
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Yikes! I forgot something~ test out how to do the balloon into the solution part ~ I used too small of a container and the force of the air being released from the balloon created massive splashing EVERYWHERE!
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Janice McDonnell started the forum topic Reviewers Needed! in the group
COSIA Activities: 2 years, 1 month agoDear Alicia, Bonny and our other formal/informal educators in this group – I welcome you to review our 2011 COSIA students lesson plans. We would be pleased to offer you an honorarium for your expert advice. Liza is already at work reviewing as you can see from her posts. Please let me know if that [...]
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liza baskin started the forum topic Kathleen Mallory, Lisa Schardien, William Hare in the group
COSIA Activities: 2 years, 1 month agoI made a few comments in the document. To view turn on track changes in the tools menu.
Overall very thorough and clear vision. A
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liza baskin started the forum topic Jessica Doughtie Biodiversity in the group
COSIA Activities: 2 years, 1 month agoI posted my comments as track changes. To see comments download file and turn on track changes under tools.
Overall I think its an interesting idea but to cover both biodiversity and climate change for 7-14 yr olds seems very broad. You may want to narrow your focus.
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Alwin Mui edited the file: Interdependency of Organisms in
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Alwin, Anna,
Thanks for the edits to your activity, it’s reading a lot more polished. You already know you need a stable table and wind guard for Rutgers Day. If you have time to make some edits to your tower blocks by adding a unique symbol to each color I think that will help include color blind participants. You can also use the…[Read more]
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Anna Hermes uploaded the file: Alwin and Anna's activity: Lesson component details to
COSIA Activities 2 years, 1 month agoThis document shows how we are organizing Jenga blocks to represent an Estuarine food web. It also has the “FATE” questions we have come up with so far, and some images we will use for our Fate card key.
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Alwin Mui uploaded the file: Interdependency of Organisms to
COSIA Activities 2 years, 1 month agoLearners explore estuary biodiversity using Jenga blocks.
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Emily Pirl uploaded the file: Who's Who in the Ocean Blue? to
COSIA Activities 2 years, 1 month agoEmily Pirl and Shannon Harrison
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Jessica Doughtie uploaded the file: Biodiversity and Climate Change to
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Jessica,
Good questions and objectives. You didn’t give the details of your board game or how long you expect people to play it. Sounds like you and your team mate will be occupied facilitating the Felt Board and greeting new arrivals, so the board game will need to be completely self-explanatory. At LSC we have found unfacilitated…[Read more]
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Jessica,
Good questions and objectives. You didn’t give the details of your board game or how long you expect people to play it. Sounds like you and your team mate will be occupied facilitating the Felt Board and greeting new arrivals, so the board game will need to be completely self-explanatory. At LSC we have found unfacilitated…[Read more]
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I made some comments in the forum tab.
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Lisa Schardien uploaded the file: There Aren't "Plenty More Fish in the Sea" to
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I added comments to your activity in the Forum section of this group.
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I can’t tell you how many times I’ve stood on the beach in Belmar and watched a trawler do its thing. Of course I never do get to see what is happening along the ocean floor. I really like your idea of letting students see what happens. And by-catch is something most of them don’t know about. I’m a tad concerned about how they are actually…[Read more]
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Daniel Ravaioli uploaded the file: Small change BIG IMPACT!!! to
COSIA Activities 2 years, 1 month agoDan Ravaioli and Mario Garcia Rough Draft
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Hello Dan and Mario
I just wanted to let you know that the file you uploaded appears to be just a form with no entries.
-Liza Baskin
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Really neat sheet! A trick I learned while teaching is to layout the sheet so that I don’t have to “read” it ~ making it more like a long concept map / outline so that I could quickly glance down to see where I was and what came next. My favorite layout is as if I’d folded the sheet in half lengthwise and listed the major questions / topics…[Read more]