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While
engaged
in
this
activity
students
will
explore
phytoplankton,
the
food
of
tiny
marine
animals,
particularly
krill.
Students
will
prepare
a
hay
infusion
in
two
identical
glass
aquarium
tanks
or
a
1-liter
glass
jar
and
expose
one
to
24
hours
of
continuous
light,
and
the
other
for
only
four
hours
during
the
school
day,
with
all
light
blocked
off
by
opaque
material
during
the
remaining
hours.
They
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This
activity
will
help
students
understand
algal
blooms.
They
will
devise
their
own
experiments
to
test
the
effects
of
nutrients
on
algal
growth,
or
younger
students
may
follow
the
steps
outlined
in
a
sample
activity
which
is
provided.
Students
will
be
reminded
that
they
need
to
have
controls
and
replicates
in
their
experiments.
As
a
result
of
this
activity,
students
will
come
to
understand
the
requirements
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This
innovative
course
introduces
undergraduate
and
graduate
students
in
ocean
science
related
majors
to
inquiry-based
instructional
strategies
for
communicating
their
passion
for
their
subject
area.
These
strategies,
combined
with
college
students'
content
knowledge
and
enthusiasm
for
sharing
it,
equip
them
to
introduce
ocean
science
to
K-8
students
and
teachers
in
local
schools.
The
site
provides
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The
Coral
Bleaching:
Making
our
Oceans
Whiter
lesson
was
developed
by
National
Geographic.
This
lesson
plan
deals
with
coral
reefs
and
the
recent
increase
in
coral
bleaching.
The
students
will
be
learning
about
the
ecology
of
reefs,
the
habitats
they
create,
the
algal
symbiosis
that
ends
with
bleaching,
and
the
role
of
human
impact.
The
plan
also
outlines
a
role-playing
debate
for
the
students,
and
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This
interactive
map
tool
enables
students
and
scientists
to
better
understand
the
relationships
between
geophysical
and
geological
processes,
structures,
and
measurements
with
high-precision
GPS
data.
It
contains
prepared
images
taken
from
the
Jules
Verne
Voyager.
Users
can
choose
from
a
variety
of
base
maps,
add
a
number
of
geographic
and
geophysical
overlays
(e.g.
plate
boundaries,
earthquake
and
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This
guide
introduces
educators
to
the
classroom
use
of
oceanographic
data
from
the
Monterey
Bay
Aquarium
Research
Institute
(MBARI).
MBARI
provides
near
real-time,
quality
controlled
data
on
surface
and
subsurface
temperature
and
salinity;
CO2
and
O2
concentrations;
and
relative
fluorescence,
used
by
scientists
to
better
understand
the
Monterey
Bay
ecosystem
and
draw
parallels
to
the
ocean
as
a
whole.
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