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Exploring Field Work: Adventures in Science Education and Paleontology

Join Diane Hawist and Project Exploration on an exciting journey to uncover the secrets of our planet! This comprehensive field work program engages teachers and students in real scientific exploration. Undertake field studies with renowned experts in geology, paleontology, and archaeology as they discover remnants of ancient ecosystems where dinosaurs once roamed. From the lab to the classroom, this initiative fosters a passion for science and allows future paleontologists and geologists to explore the past and make connections to current science.

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Exploring Field Work: Adventures in Science Education and Paleontology

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  1. C. DIANE HAWIST • AMUNDSEN HIGH SCHOOL • WWW.PROJECTEXLORATION.ORG • Science Teacher Field Institute 2008

  2. FIELD WORK

  3. is a general descriptive term for the collection of raw data. FIELD WORK

  4. WHO DOES FIELD WORK? TEACHERS WITH PROJECT EXPLORATION

  5. Ewan Wolff Geologist Paleontologist

  6. Hannah Moots, archaeologist

  7. Gabrielle Lyon, Director Project Exploration

  8. Paul Sereno, Paleontologist

  9. DIANE HAWIST, TEACHER, FUTURE PALEONTOLOGIST,GEOLOGIST, ARCHEOLOGIST, AND EXPLORER off to…

  10. Millions of years ago this was an intercoastal seaway. Where dinosaurs roamed

  11. Where once a meandering river flowed

  12. Montana

  13. CLASSROOM IN THE

  14. FIELD MUSEUM

  15. In the lab, then back to the classroom. Is this small fragment bone?

  16. Off to adventure

  17. Just a pile of rocks?

  18. Aha! BONE!

  19. IN THE PIT ME

  20. capping

  21. Mark Hammergren, Astronomer, Adler Planetarium

  22. Jason Moore Geology & Geophysics, Texas A&M University

  23. Sketching the data

  24. Kristin Atman

  25. THE END

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