HOW TO PARTICIPATE? Contact Tom Repine at the West Virginia Geological Survey (1-800-WV GEOLOgy) or by e-mail at repine@wvgs.wvnet.edu. Provide your name, home address, telephone number, site you would like to attend, and level of credit participation. If Tom is unavailable, leave the information with the Survey receptionist.
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Register on-site at downlink location on September 10 at 6:00 p.m.
SATELLITE BROADCASTS:
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Thursdays September 10, October 1 and 22, November 12, and December 3.
Places to go to watch the live broadcasts (* - enhanced facilitated site)
On-air Team: Dr. Bob Behling, Dr. Deb Hemler, Tom Repine
SATURDAY FIELD TRIPS: 10:00 a.m. September 12, October 10, and November 7.
STATEWIDE PBS BROADCASTS OF EARTH REVEALED: Set your VCR to tape these videos for viewing at your leisure. Broadcasts are Tuesdays, 5:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m. Broadcasts began September 1; however, rebroadcast of Shows #1, 2, 3 and 4 will be 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. on September 18 and September 25.
"THE BEST OF DR. BOB" Videos: Take trips with Dr. Bob and master teachers as they use field settings in West Virginia to convey the fundamental earth science concepts. You will receive this videotape for use in your classroom.
Credits:
Participants for personal enrichment = CERTIFICATE Arrangements by participant through local administrators = CEU's Full participation including field trips, tests, quizzes, etc. = 3 CREDITS EARTH REVEALED and live telecasts = 2 CREDITS EARTH REVEALED and Saturday Exploratories = 1 CREDIT
Graduate Credit Available:
Geology 290 Sec. 6W1, Course Number: 86012, Credit: 1-3.
The course fees are $33 per credit ($99 per 3-hour course) through West Virginia University.
Teachers that are not registered as graduate students at WVU will need to pay an additional
one-time fee of $45. Teachers will register on-site the first class. Individuals do not have to
register for graduate credit but must register their participation.
Starts: September 1, 5:00 a.m. - 6:00 a.m. The series will be shown on PBS statewide during consecutive weeks with no breaks. For more information on the Earth Revealed series click here.
WEEK 1 Down To Earth; The Restless Planet 2 Earth's Interior; The Sea Floor 3 The Birth of a Theory; Plate Dynamics 4 Mountain Building; Earth's Structures 5 Earthquakes; Geologic Time 6 Evolution Through Time; Minerals: The Materials of Earth 7 Volcanism; Intrusive Igneous Rocks 8 Weathering and Soils; Mass Wasting 9 Sedimentary Rocks: The Key to Past Environments; Metamorphic Rocks 10 Running Water I: Rivers, Erosion, and Deposition Running Water II: Landform Evolution 11 Groundwater; Wind, Dust, and Deserts 12 Glaciers; Waves, Beaches, and Coasts 13 Living with Earth, Part I: Loma Prieta Living with Earth, Part II: Preserving the Legacy
Text for this on-air presentation: McGeary and Plummer, Chapter 1
INTRODUCTIONS: Phyllis Barnhart, Bob Behling, Deb Hemler, Tom Repine
INTRODUCTIONS TO THE COURSE: The Mechanics
INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
INTRODUCTIONS TO GEOLOGY IN WEST VIRGINIA
INTRODUCTIONS TO PLATE TECTONICS
INTRODUCTIONS TO PLATE BOUNDARIES
Assignment for next broadcast: Watch Earth Revealed series, READ McGeary and Plummer, Chapt. 2-7, do Earth Revealed quiz.
INTERIOR OF THE EARTH
OCEAN FLOOR AND SEA FLOOR SPREADING
PLATE TECTONICS: A UNIFYING THEORY
MOUNTAINS
STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY
EARTHQUAKES
WVSTA AT SNOWSHOE!
Assignment for next broadcast: Watch Earth Revealed series, read McGeary and Plummer, Chapter 8-12, 14, 15; do Earth Revealed quiz
GEOLOGIC TIME
ATOMS, ELEMENTS, ISOTOPES
EARTH MATERIALS: MINERALS
VOLCANISM
EARTH MATERIALS: IGNEOUS ROCKS
WEATHERING
SOILS
EARTH MATERIALS: SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
EARTH MATERIALS: METAMORPHIC ROCKS
Assignment for next broadcast: Watch Earth Revealed series, read McGeary and Plummer, Chapters 13, 16, 17, 20; do Earth Revealed quiz
MASS WASTING: A CRITICAL PROBLEM IN WEST VIRGINIA
RIVERS
LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT: IS WEST VIRGINIA A MOUNTAIN STATE OR A VALLEY STATE?
GROUND WATER: A CRITICAL RESOURCE IN WEST VIRGINIA
BEACHES AND COASTLINES
Assignment: Watch Earth Revealed series, read McGeary and Plummer, Chapters 18, 19, 21; do Earth Revealed quiz
CLIMATE CHANGE THROUGHOUT GEOLOGIC TIME
DESERTS AND DUNES
GLACIERS
GEOLOGIC RESOURCES
BEING GOOD STEWARDS: ENVIRONMENTAL EARTH SCIENCE
A PREVIEW OF THE SPRING TELECOURSE OFFERING
Assignment: Take final exam and/or final Earth Revealed quiz and/or finish portfolio
Demographics will be used to determine the location of the three Saturday exploratory sites. Participants will report to the same site each Saturday. Site instructors will rotate among the sites.
First meeting on Saturday, September 12: All three sites will conduct a general introduction to fieldwork. This will include:
Saturday, Sept. 12 location to be announced
Saturday, Oct. 10 location to be announced
Saturday, Nov. 7 location to be announced
FOCUS: Geology in Your Backyard
Saturday, Sept. 12 WVGES Officies, Morgantown.
Saturday, Oct. 10 location to be announced
Saturday, Nov. 7 location to be announced
FOCUS: Geology in the Classroom
Saturday, Sept. 12 location to be announced
Saturday, Oct. 10 location to be announced
Saturday, Nov. 7 location to be announced
FOCUS: Techniques Used by the Geologist
WVGES Education Specialist, Tom Repine (repine@wvgs.wvnet.edu)
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