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New 2002 GLOBE Teacher's Guide

NEW

 Same as 1997 Guide 

   Introduction    Implementation Guide
   Atmosphere Chapter    Land Cover Chapter
   GPS Chapter    Seasons Chapter
   Toolkit    Soil Chapter
     Hydrology Chapter
   (corrected Salinity Table)

New GLOBE 2003 Teacher's Guide sections
are available in PDF format:
Selected section including new protocols:
     Implementation Guide
     Soil
     Earth as a System

What's New In the Atmosphere and GPS Chapters?

1. Grey Boxes: ‘Key Concepts’ and ‘Skills’ have been replaced with ‘Science Concepts’ and ‘Scientific Inquiry     Abilities’, respectively, and are listed under ‘Student Outcomes’. This has been done in an effort to help teachers     align GLOBE protocols and learning activities with Education Standards. A table in the Introduction to the     Atmosphere Chapter has been provided for this same purpose.
  1. Protocols: Aerosol, Ozone, Relative Humidity, and Optional Barometric Pressure Protocols have been added to the Atmosphere Chapter.
  2. Protocol Introductions: The Introduction sections in each of the protocols have been written and formatted to make it easier for teachers to copy and hand out to their students, if grade appropriate.
  3. Field Guides: The new Atmosphere and GPS Chapters Field Guides are designed to be copied and distributed to students. These Guides provide step-by-step instructions for the students to refer to while taking their GLOBE measurements in the field.
  4. Looking at the Data: The inclusion of a new Looking at the Data section in each of the Atmosphere Protocols is aimed at encouraging the use of GLOBE data in student research projects. These sections help teachers and students to evaluate if their data are reasonable and to understand what scientists look for in the data. Looking at the Data sections provide a least one example of a student research investigation using the individual protocols to help guide teachers and students in their own projects.
  5. Learning Activities: New Learning Activities have been added to the Atmosphere Chapter in support of the new Protocols.

The 2002 Teacher’s Guide is an intermediate step between the 1997 Guide and the upcoming, completely revised, 2003 Teacher’s Guide. The 2003 Guide will incorporate the changes made to the Atmosphere and GPS Chapters into the other Investigations as well as the addition of new, exciting GLOBE Protocols. GLOBE invites your feedback on these changes so that we may provide you with the best possible Guide in 2003. Please send your comments on the 2002 GLOBE Teacher’s Guide to comments@globe.gov.


This online Teacher's Guide is based on the hardcopy "GLOBE Program Teacher's Guide 1997" except for the noted changes above. All files associated with this guide are in PDF format.

Implementation Guide

Welcome to the Implementation Guide

Introduction

Learning Activities

Appendix

Atmosphere Chapter

Introduction

Protocols

Learning Activities

Appendix

GPS Chapter

Introduction

Protocols

Learning Activities

Appendix

Land Cover Chapter

Welcome to the Land Cover/Biology Investigation

Introduction

Protocols

Learning Activities

Appendix

Seasons Chapter

Welcome to the Seasons Investigation

Introduction

Learning Activities

Appendix

Soil Chapter

Welcome to the Soil Investigation

Introduction

Protocols

Learning Activities

Appendix

Hydrology Chapter

Welcome to the Hydrology Investigation

Introduction

Protocols

Learning Activities

Appendix

Implementation Guide (2003)

Soil Chapter (2003)

Earth as a System (2003)


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