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	'''Dave Boyd'''		'''Dave Boyd'''
	Lathrop High School		Lathrop High School
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-	The main goal of our lesson in atomic structure is give a 9th grade student a means of visualizing the invisible atom. The historical background leading to the modern theory of atomic structure gives the student a good view of how science builds upon itself and changes constantly. Besides using gum drops as protons, neutrons and electrons makes for a tasty experiment.
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	'''Dwight Taylor'''		'''Dwight Taylor'''
	South Anchorage High School		South Anchorage High School
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		+	Elizabeth Beks
		+	This has been an awesome experience.  I am excited to have the opportunity to use the lessons
		+	and resources from this class with my students.
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		+	Dave Boyd
		+	The main goal of our lesson in atomic structure is give a 9th grade student a means of
		+	visualizing the invisible atom. The historical background leading to the modern theory of
		+	atomic structure gives the student a good view of how science builds upon itself and changes
		+	constantly. Besides using gum drops as protons, neutrons and electrons makes for a tasty
		+	experiment.
	DWIGHT TAYLOR		DWIGHT TAYLOR

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Lesson Subject: [[Atomic Models]]

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.

Elizabeth Beks North Pole High School

Dave Boyd Lathrop High School

Dwight Taylor South Anchorage High School

   Elizabeth Beks
   This has been an awesome experience.  I am excited to have the opportunity to use the lessons 
   and resources from this class with my students.

    Dave Boyd
    The main goal of our lesson in atomic structure is give a 9th grade student a means of 
    visualizing the invisible atom. The historical background leading to the modern theory of
    atomic structure gives the student a good view of how science builds upon itself and changes
    constantly. Besides using gum drops as protons, neutrons and electrons makes for a tasty
    experiment.

  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