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Katie Gardner changed their profile picture 8 years, 10 months ago
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Katie Gardner commented on the post, Small Boat, Large Whales, on the site Converge 8 years, 10 months ago
Having seen Humpbacks and fins from a large boat off Stellwagen Bank, I can only imagine the thrill and terror of being so close to these large creatures in such a small boat, I’d love the opportunity to see them […]
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Katie Gardner wrote a new post on the site Ross Sea Connection 10 years ago
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Katie Gardner and
Josh Kohut are now friends 11 years, 10 months ago
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Katie Gardner commented on the post, Scientists, Teachers, and Students Find a Unique Teaching Opportunity at Local NJ Restaurant, on the site COSEE NOW 12 years, 4 months ago
Congratulations to all the student artists, sounds like a fun day at Moby’s.
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Katie Gardner commented on the post, Move It Or Lose It – Fish Migration Game, on the site COSEE NOW 12 years, 4 months ago
It’s not that yellow is causing a problem. Using color oracle to simulate color blindness (http://colororacle.cartography.ch/) you can distinguish the yellow from other colors in the three types that program simulates. However we chose it as a middle range temperature value to further mark as the range a color blind student stays in, since few […]
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Katie Gardner commented on the post, Move It Or Lose It – Fish Migration Game, on the site COSEE NOW 12 years, 5 months ago
Introducing false color data products to students can be challenging, more so when you need to consider colorblindness. This is a challenge I am aware of, but solutions are not always easily found. For this lesson, I made some edits to help accommodate colorblind students, I added these to the resource section of this post. […]
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Katie Gardner commented on the post, Painting Temperatures by Number, on the site Visual Ocean 12 years, 5 months ago
Thank you Sage, I love the paint by numbers analogy, you’ve got me thinking in new directions with how I use some of these data visualizations.
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Katie Gardner created the group
Informal Educators and Practice 12 years, 5 months ago
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Katie Gardner wrote a new post on the site COSEE NOW 12 years, 7 months ago
Developed by: Katie Gardner, Kate Florio, Cathy Yehas, Aly Busse Download the pdf of this lesson Topic: Introduce different species that depend on specific water conditions for survival. Participants take on the role of a species forced to migrate to stay in its favored water conditions over the course of one year. Audience: Age 9 and older Length: 30 minutes NJ State Standards: 5.3.4.C – […]
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Katie Gardner wrote a new post on the site COSEE NOW 12 years, 7 months ago
Developed by: Katie Gardner, and Kate Florio Download the pdf of this lesson Topic: Explore the concept of seasonality within the ocean. Compare and contrast differences between seasons on land and seasons in the ocean. Discuss the reasons for the similarities and differences. Students will be introduced to ocean data in the form of sea surface color (chlorophyll) and […]
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Katie Gardner uploaded the file: One Fish Two Fish… Overfish, No Fish to
COSIA Activities 12 years, 7 months ago
Evangelina 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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Katie Gardner posted a new activity comment 12 years, 7 months ago
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] -
Katie Gardner wrote a new post on the site COSEE NOW 12 years, 8 months ago
Developed by: Katie Gardner, Kate Florio, Cathy Yehas, and Aly Busse Download the pdf of this lesson for High School Students Dowload the pdf of this lesson for Middle School Students Dowload the pdf of this lesson for Elementary School Students Topic: Explore the role of temperature and salinity in changing the density of water samples. Observe and discuss the […]
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Katie Gardner posted on the forum topic Schedule for Live Calls in the group
Ross Sea Connection: 12 years, 10 months ago
Loris, We do have snow plans in place. Kate will reach out to you should this become a likely scenario. The weather has been brutal this winter. Your students might be amused to know the Ross Sea Team has been teasing us about the weather here being colder and snowier than there right now. Use […]
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Katie Gardner started the forum topic Preparations for Antarctica Live Calls in the group
Ross Sea Connection: 12 years, 11 months ago
Happy New Year Teachers, The time for our Live Call connections to the Antarctic is rapidly approaching. You should have received a day and time that you are scheduled to participate from Kate Florio. The following are a list of things to be prepared with to keep these calls as streamlined as possible, and to […]
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Katie Gardner posted on the forum topic Office Hours to test School Connection in the group
Ross Sea Connection: 12 years, 11 months ago
Just as a reminder, the webinar is open right now to test your ability to connect from school. Go to http://coseenow.net/webinar . Sage and I will be available until 4pm.
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Katie Gardner started the forum topic Office Hours to test School Connection in the group
Ross Sea Connection: 12 years, 12 months ago
Institute Teachers, We will be hosting “office hours” to provide an opportunity for you to test the webinar connection from your schools on December 13th from 8am to 12pm and again on December 15th from 12pm to 4pm. These times are just to give you time to try connecting, and/or troubleshooting with your school IT […]
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Katie Gardner posted on the forum topic Ross Sea Resources in the group
Ross Sea Connection: 13 years ago
As we mentioned in the webinars last week, there are many resources available for teaching about Antarctica. I’ve listed just those available on COSEE-NOW that you can use with your classes. As you find and use resources related to this project, please share them with us, here. Ocean Gazing Podcasts: Music from the Bottom of […]
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