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In
this
lesson
students
investigate
the
relationship
between
sediment
sampling
and
ocean
pollution
as
they
discover
how
scientists
collect
and
study
sediment
on
the
bottom
of
the
ocean.
They
will
also
find
out
if
the
sediment
sampling
methods
used
by
scientists
can
be
used
to
detect
pollution.
They
will
learn
about
the
proximity
of
the
Hudson
Shelf
Valley
and
the
Hudson
Canyon
to
the
New
York
City
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This
essay
with
a
field-journal
focus
describes
an
expedition
that
was
imagined
to
be
a
combination
of
a
day
at
the
beach
and
an
educational
orientation
to
oceanography.
The
author
learned
about
how
a
barrier
island
moves
landward
and
upward
in
space
and
time
and
why
Sandy
Hook,
now
a
barrier
spit,
has
at
times
been
two
or
three
separate
islands
over
the
past
250
years.
There
is
also
a
vivid
and
humorous
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This
website,
designed
for
K-12
teachers
and
students,
offers
materials
and
activities
based
on
the
"Extreme
2004:
Exploring
the
Deep
Frontier"
mission
to
explore
deep-sea
hydrothermal
vents.
Students
can
step
into
the
shoes
of
deep-sea
scientists
as
they
follow
the
expedition
and
listen
to
recordings
of
student
communications
with
the
researchers
via
e-mail
and
telephone
calls
placed
directly
to
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In
this
lesson,
students
integrate
history
and
science
while
discovering
how
salinity
affects
the
density
of
water.
Students
should
be
already
familiar
with
the
geography
of
the
Mediterranean
region,
where
water
flows
in
from
the
Atlantic
Ocean
and
Black
Sea.
The
water
level
of
the
Mediterranean
does
not
rise
even
though
there
is
no
apparent
way
for
water
to
exit.
Water
in
the
Mediterranean
has
a
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This
newly-developed
curriculum
takes
lesson
plans
that
were
developed
for
NOAA
Voyages
of
Discovery
and
the
Ocean
Explorer
website
and
presents
them
in
a
comprehensive
scope
and
sequence
through
subject
area
categories
that
cut
across
individual
expeditions.
Each
lesson
focuses
on
an
inquiry-based
approach
to
teaching
and
learning
and
is
correlated
to
the
National
Science
Education
Standards.
Curriculum
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This
lab
investigates
the
exchange
of
carbon
dioxide
between
the
atmosphere
and
the
ocean's
surface.
It
is
based
on
the
fact
that
carbon
dioxide
dissolves
in
the
ocean
and
provides
the
source
of
that
plants
and
plankton
living
in
the
ocean
rely
on
for
photosynthesis.
Students
will
discover
that
the
amount
of
carbon
dioxide
the
ocean
can
contain
depends
on
the
temperature
of
the
water
and
its
salinity
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The
ORION
Workshop,
held
in
San
Juan,
Puerto
Rico
from
January
4
to
8,
2004,
brought
together
300
scientists,
engineers,
educators,
and
science
managers
to
articulate
the
scientific
priorities
to
be
addressed
using
ocean
observatories.
Through
four
days
of
discussions
in
fifteen
working
groups,
scientists
with
a
wide
range
of
expertise
devised
experiments,
conferred
with
engineers
on
a
variety
of
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This site provides basic facts about oceans and water and describes the fauna, algae, coral reefs, currents, history and future of oceans. Ocean animals featured include: bottlenosed dolphins, Great White sharks, manatees, Hammerhead and Mako sharks, the common puffin, the common dolphin, sea lions, eagle rays, killer whales, plankton, and seahorses.
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The
Gulf
of
Mexico
(GOM)
oil
spill
website,
hosted
by
the
four
GOM
Sea
Grant
programs,
provides
visitors
with
access
to
a
wealth
of
data
concerning
the
Deepwater
Horizon
oil
spill.
Resources
listed
on
this
page
were
compiled
by
the
Office
of
Environmental
Education
(OEE)
of
the
Florida
Department
of
Environmental
Protection
for
formal
and
non-formal
educators.
Included
are
curriculum,
student
blogs
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In
this
activity
students
work
in
teams
to
design
an
underwater
amusement
park
in
the
ocean.
They
will
first
learn
about
John
Pennekamp
Coral
Reef
State
Park
in
Florida,
the
first
underwater
park.
Students
then
consider
the
additional
factors
involving
properties
of
the
ocean
to
consider
in
building
an
amusement
park
and
create
a
model
of
their
"under
the
ocean"
amusement
park.
The
type
of
model
(written
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