July 1998 Calendar - Week 2 - 1998 Woodrow Wilson Environmental Science Institute

1998 Woodrow Wilson Environmental Science Institute

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What really happened? See the Week 2 Newsletter! See also: meeting rooms.

Morning Afternoon Evening

Mon
7/6

Textbook review starts today in Forbes Computer Lab

8:30-9:45
Introduction to Atmospheric Issues: 30 Minute Round Robin Sessions

-- Ozone Depletion

-- Carbon Cycle

-- Acid Rain

10:00-12:00
Concurrent Sessions:

-- Computer Training

-- Lab Tour; ends at 11:30

1:00-3:00
Concurrent Sessions:

-- Computer Training

-- Lab Tour; starts at 1:30

3:00-4:30
Jigsaw: Discussion of Atmospheric Issues

4:30-5:00
Reflections and Announcements

7:00-9:30
Optional computer work (Room 201, 185 Nassau)

Tue
7/7

8:30-10:00
Compass Points: Learning Through Group Activities (Room 110)

10:00-12:00
Project Formation (Room 110)

1:30-3:00
Assessment (Room 110)

3:00-5:00
Link projects to NSES Standards (Room 202)

7:00-9:00
Open Space (teacher presentations)

Wed
7/8

8:00
Pick up at Forbes to go to Geophysical Fluids Dynamics Lab

8:30-11:45
Global Warming Modeling and Atmospheric Dynamics

-- Richard (Dick) Wetherald

-- Steve Carson

11:45
Bus to Princeton Plasma Physics Lab

12:00-1:00
Lunch (Bring money for lunches. Institute will reimberse you at end of Institute)

1:00-3:00
Tour of Princeton Physics Plasma Lab

3:30-5:00
Group Discussion on field trips at Forbes

Thu
7/9

8:30-12:00 (all day)

Resiliency Workshop (Anne Bouie)

-- Perceptions of Urban Youth

-- Teacher Voices

1:00-4:00

Resiliency Workshop (Anne Bouie)

-- An Analysis of Nicolas' family will help us develop skills to look at the strengths of urban children and families to see where we can create ways to motivate and inspire them in the classroom

7:00-9:00
Open Space (teacher presentations)

Fri
7/10

9:15-12:00

CDC Panel Discussion

-- Epidemiology in the High School Curriculum (in Guyot 10)

1:00-1:30
Global Warming and Human Disease (Room 110)

2:00-5:00
Project Work

-- Steve Carson, Consultant

-- (ORDER equipment/supplies)

	Morning	Afternoon	Evening
Mon 7/6	Textbook review starts today in Forbes Computer Lab 8:30-9:45 Introduction to Atmospheric Issues: 30 Minute Round Robin Sessions -- Ozone Depletion -- Carbon Cycle -- Acid Rain 10:00-12:00 Concurrent Sessions: -- Computer Training -- Lab Tour; ends at 11:30	1:00-3:00 Concurrent Sessions: -- Computer Training -- Lab Tour; starts at 1:30 3:00-4:30 Jigsaw: Discussion of Atmospheric Issues 4:30-5:00 Reflections and Announcements	7:00-9:30 Optional computer work (Room 201, 185 Nassau)
Tue 7/7	8:30-10:00 Compass Points: Learning Through Group Activities (Room 110) 10:00-12:00 Project Formation (Room 110)	1:30-3:00 Assessment (Room 110) 3:00-5:00 Link projects to NSES Standards (Room 202)	7:00-9:00 Open Space (teacher presentations)
Wed 7/8	8:00 Pick up at Forbes to go to Geophysical Fluids Dynamics Lab 8:30-11:45 Global Warming Modeling and Atmospheric Dynamics -- Richard (Dick) Wetherald -- Steve Carson 11:45 Bus to Princeton Plasma Physics Lab	12:00-1:00 Lunch (Bring money for lunches. Institute will reimberse you at end of Institute) 1:00-3:00 Tour of Princeton Physics Plasma Lab 3:30-5:00 Group Discussion on field trips at Forbes
Thu 7/9	8:30-12:00 (all day) Resiliency Workshop (Anne Bouie) -- Perceptions of Urban Youth -- Teacher Voices	1:00-4:00 Resiliency Workshop (Anne Bouie) -- An Analysis of Nicolas' family will help us develop skills to look at the strengths of urban children and families to see where we can create ways to motivate and inspire them in the classroom	7:00-9:00 Open Space (teacher presentations)
Fri 7/10	9:15-12:00 CDC Panel Discussion -- Epidemiology in the High School Curriculum (in Guyot 10)	1:00-1:30 Global Warming and Human Disease (Room 110) 2:00-5:00 Project Work -- Steve Carson, Consultant -- (ORDER equipment/supplies)

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