Special Issue Featuring Polar Interdisciplinary Coordinated Education (Polar-ICE) - Volume 34 -

Issue 1 - 2020

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Winter 2020

Research and Evaluation

Bringing Long-term Ecological Research (LTER) at Palmer Station, Antarctica to your Classroom

Janice McDonnell, Oscar Schofield, Christine Bean
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14 Mar 2020

34(1):15-17
It Takes a ‘Superhero’ to Uncover the Climate Secrets in Fossilized Arctic Ocean Dinocysts

Margie Turrin, Estelle Allan, Jeremy Stock, Laurel Zaima
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14 Mar 2020

34(1):22-28
Bring on the Polar Data: Two Approaches to Connect Students with Polar Data through the Polar-ICE Project

Kristin Hunter-Thomson
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14 Mar 2020

34(1):29-32
Using Polar-ICE Data Stories to Drive Small Group Student Research Projects

Julie Wood
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14 Mar 2020

34(1):39-40
The Polar-ICE Project: Using Authentic Polar Data to Teach Data Literacy Skills Across a Variety of Grades and Levels

Jennifer Smolyn, Jacqueline Katz
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14 Mar 2020

34(1):41-42

Activities and Program Models

Key Concepts in Polar Science: Coming to Consensus on the Essential Polar Literacy Principles

Janice McDonnell, Liesl Hotaling, Oscar Schofield, Josh Kohut
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14 Mar 2020

34(1):2-8
Polar Fun and Games

Margie Turrin, Stephanie Pfirman, Lawrence Hamilton
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14 Mar 2020

34(1):9-14
A Whale of a Roller Coaster

Joanna Chierici, Nancy Fitzgerald, Katie Lodes
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14 Mar 2020

34(1):18-21
Polar-ICE Data Stories: Putting Real Data from Polar Regions into the Hands of Students

Hope Bigwarfe, Stacey Sebert
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14 Mar 2020

34(1):33-38
Using Long-Term Data From Antarctica to Teach Ocean Acidification

Patricia S. Thibodeau
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14 Mar 2020

34(1):43-45

Special Issue Featuring Polar Interdisciplinary Coordinated Education (Polar-ICE) - Volume 34 -

Issue 1 - 2020

Research and Evaluation

Bringing Long-term Ecological Research (LTER) at Palmer Station, Antarctica to your Classroom

It Takes a ‘Superhero’ to Uncover the Climate Secrets in Fossilized Arctic Ocean Dinocysts

Bring on the Polar Data: Two Approaches to Connect Students with Polar Data through the Polar-ICE Project

Using Polar-ICE Data Stories to Drive Small Group Student Research Projects

The Polar-ICE Project: Using Authentic Polar Data to Teach Data Literacy Skills Across a Variety of Grades and Levels

Activities and Program Models

Key Concepts in Polar Science: Coming to Consensus on the Essential Polar Literacy Principles

Polar Fun and Games

A Whale of a Roller Coaster

Polar-ICE Data Stories: Putting Real Data from Polar Regions into the Hands of Students

Using Long-Term Data From Antarctica to Teach Ocean Acidification

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