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Ocean Acidification Education: Educational Resource Analysis
Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2016 AbstractThis article aims to establish synergies between Science Education, Environmental Education and Marine Science (Campus do Mar), which has already begun, in order to provide ocean acidification education resources for Primary School teachers in pre-service training Global reports, based on emerging ocean acidification science, indicate that this
Lorenzo-Rial, María +3 more
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Ocean Education: the evolution of educational thought and practice
Haiyang Kaifa yu guanli, 2022 Nowadays, the competition of maritime power between countries has changed from the ocean resources to the talents, and ocean education is the cradle of talents, has gradually become an integral part of the education system. From the awakening of a few people's awareness of ocean education to today's mass ocean education, action thinking, innovative ...
Yuan XIAO, Xinli GUO, Bo NING
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The Concept of Ocean Sustainability in Formal Education—Comparative Ocean Literacy Coverage Analysis of the Educational Standards of India and the USA [PDF]
Sustainability, 2021 The concept of marine environmental sustainability is essential, and ocean literacy is currently at the core of its development. Comparing ocean literacy principles in curriculum standards is an important thing to do. Ocean literacy (OL) is a key and emerging topic, and its study has adopted a qualitative approach and follows the content analysis ...
Cheng-Chieh Chang +2 more
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An Ocean Science Education Network for the Decade
Marine Technology Society Journal, 2021 Abstract Ocean science education and ocean literacy are overarching components of all Ocean Decade challenges. Educating the next generation of ocean scientists will help achieve Ocean Decade objectives, while increasing public ocean literacy will motivate citizens to engage in the ocean science enterprise.
Gail Scowcroft +6 more
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Ocean science education looks to the future [PDF]
Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1999 Ocean scientists must present societally “important” issues neutrally, as they did in connection with El Nino without resorting to advocacy At the same time, however, ocean scientists miss vital opportunities to inform the public if they take no political positions at all, as occurred in connection with a recent swordfish boycott by consumers in the ...
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Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1990 The Office of Naval Research announces a program to identify and support academic ocean scientists (“Educators”) who have a distinguished record of educating high‐quality doctoral and/or postdoctoral students and who will, under this program, draw postdoctoral scientists from other disciplines into the ocean sciences.
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Ocean science educator award announced
Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1993 The Office of Naval Research has announced a program to identify and support academic ocean scientists (“educators”) who have a distinguished record of educating high‐quality doctoral and/or postdoctoral students and who will, under this program, draw postdoctoral scientists from other disciplines into the ocean sciences.Named “educators” must be U.S ...
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Ocean Science Educator Award to Inman
Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1990 Douglas L. Inman has been selected to receive one of the first Ocean Science Educator Awards from the U.S. Navy's Office of Naval Research. He is a professor of oceanography at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, Calif. Inman is being recognized for his distinguished record as a researcher and educator in Navy‐relevant areas of ...
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Development of an Ocean Sciences Education Portal for Simulating Coastal Ocean Processes
, 2017 For communities located along coastal regions, having information about the state of the coastal and ocean waters is vital to surfers, ocean related businesses, regional water management agencies, disaster response teams, and the military. Information about tides, water flow and temperature, and large events such as hurricanes and tsunamis are critical
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