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[['''Atomic Models''']]
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This lesson addressed some basic chemistry concepts that students will need in order to build up to a more detailed understanding of some of the gasses involved in our Global Climate.
This lesson addressed some basic chemistry concepts that students will need in order to build up to a more detailed understanding of some of the gasses involved in our Global Climate.
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'''Elizabeth Beks'''
'''Elizabeth Beks'''
North Pole High School
North Pole High School
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'''Dave Boyd'''
'''Dave Boyd'''
Lathrop High School
Lathrop High School
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[[Image:dwight.jpg]]
[[Image:dwight.jpg]]
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'''Dwight Taylor'''
'''Dwight Taylor'''
South Anchorage High School
South Anchorage High School

Revision as of 22:15, 3 August 2007

Lesson Subject: [[Atomic Models]]

Image:student.jpg

Group Members:

This lesson addressed some basic chemistry concepts that students will need in order to build up to a more detailed understanding of some of the gasses involved in our Global Climate.

Image:Eliz.jpg

Elizabeth Beks North Pole High School

Image:dave.jpg

Dave Boyd Lathrop High School

Image:dwight.jpg

Dwight Taylor South Anchorage High School

  DWIGHT TAYLOR
  Our lesson plan focused on the model of the atom as it developed over time.  I am most 
  impressed by the role of radiation monitoring in climate change.  Keeping track of
  incoming shortwave-high energy solar radiation levels compared to outgoing longwave-low
  energy terrestrial radiation levels will help us understand if the current situation is a
  cyclical rise or a real long-term crisis.

QUESTION

Describe how, as you worked together, your group incorporated the concept of global climate change into your lesson. Include 1-2 sentences per person and up to four photos.

Remember, to include a photo, insert the file name of the photo as shown here: File:FILE NAME GOES HERE.jpg

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