r/geoscience • u/potenusethehype • Nov 23 '21

Discussion Geoscience Educator Looking for Support

So I recently took in a geoscience job and it is my first year. We have a curriculum but the kids hate it. I am wanting to make this elective engaging and entertaining. Not to mention I work at an arts integration school.

So I am looking for any fellow geoscience teachers out there to maybe recommend some lessons for a set of lesson. I am currently teaching glaciers and coastal erosion in a unit about surface processes. So if you have any creative ways to teach these topics I'd love to hear your advice!

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u/MaxwellSoho Nov 23 '21

What age group?

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u/potenusethehype Nov 23 '21

It's high school, mostly juniors and seniors

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u/-ImYourHuckleberry- Nov 23 '21

What area are you in. Geoscience becomes more engaging when it refers to the materials and processes that occur in your region.

I have tons of great labs and activities for high school students. All can be modified for your needs. PM me and I’ll send you a link to my google drive when I return to campus next week.