This is the second paft of the Clinical Research Education for Secondary Students and Teachers.
This video discusses the differences between climate and weather by defining and presenting examples of each. When presenting examples of weather, the video focuses on severe events and how meteorologists predict and study the weather using measurement, satellites, and radar. The climate focus is primarily on an overview of climate zones.
This is a video introduction from National Geographic about weather and climate with a follow-up read and respond activity.
In this lesson, students will consider how weather forecasting can play an important part in their daily lives. They will learn about the history of weather forecasting — from old weather proverbs to modern forecasting equipment — and how improvements in weather technology have saved lives by providing advance warning of natural hazards.
User guide
User Guidelines
Standards of Learnings
Introduction to Mussel Scenario
Oyster Authentic Scenarios
Role Selection and Student Allocation Process
Role Selection and Student Allocation Process
Notification and Role Profile Process
Notification and Role Profile Process
Role Play Instructions
Play Details
Conference Details
Conference Proceedures
Student Debreifing Proceedure
Student Debriefing
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