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"AMS @ LDEO"

     The American Meteorological Society offers three online courses for educators: "DataStreme Atmosphere," "DataStreme Ocean," and "Earth's Climate System." We provide opportunities for teachers to share experiences and obtain useful materials.

For more information about AMS programs for teachers:

AMS Education Inititiatives

DataStreme Atmosphere  

DataStreme Ocean  

DataStreme Earth's Climate System

Project Atmosphere Canada  

Project Atmosphere Australia Online

     Through E2C, we have created additional resources by and for DStreme participants. These include:

     Melissa Wolk (Garden City M.S., Garden City, NY) shares a set of activities based on selected DataStreme Ocean activities. She only requests that appropriate credit be given to her when you use these with your classes.

    "Go with the Data Flow: AMS DataStreme Programs" (slide show presented at NSTA New England Regional Conference, New Haven, CT, Oct 2005) 

     "Meteorology Education: Wind, Water, Weather & Climate" (presentation by Jim Signorelli at the 2006 LDEO Open House)

     "Shallow water ocean waves and tsunamis" (presentation by Barbara Robertson)

    "El Nino-La Nina" (presentation by Jeffrey Williams)

     Finally, here is "American Meteorological Society Education Programs: Peer Training at Its Best"  (The Earth Scientist: journal of the National Earth Science Teachers Association), Summer 2006, pp. 16 - 19.

    

 

 

 

    

 

 

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