Not Too Hot To Handle

Megan EnnesNC Aquarium at Fort FisherFebruary 25, 2012

Schedule9:00-9:15 Welcome9:15-10:30 Introduction to climate change10:30-10:45 Break10:45-12:00 Discussing climate change12:00-1:00 Lunch1:00-2:00 Fieldtrip2:00-2:45 Geodome2:45-3:00 Break3:00-3:30 We Sea Change3:30-4:00 Wrap up

ObjectivesWhat are we trying to accomplish today?

What Do We Know?

Concept Mapping

Climate Change

Idea 1

Idea 2

Idea 3

Idea 4

Idea related to idea 2

Idea related to idea 3 and 4

As EducatorsWe do not get blank slates

ValuesWhat do you value? How do we figure out what our audience values?We need values to connect our audience to the issue

InnovationWhat is innovation?Why do people value innovation?How do we appeal to this value?

Responsible ManagementWhat is responsible management?Why do people value responsible management?How do we appeal to this value?

StewardshipWhat is stewardship?Why do people value stewardship?How do we appeal to this value?

Interconnectedness

What is interconnectedness?Why do people value interconnectedness?How do we appeal to this value?

Climate ChangeWhat is climate?How is it different from weather?The following lessons are related to the general topic of climate.

Whether it's Weather or ClimateThe Carbon CycleThe Green House Effect

Past ClimatesHow do we study climate?What are proxies?The following lessons are related to studying past climates

Ice Cores

Carbon Dioxide Balloons

Changing ClimatesHow do we know things are changing?

Changing Climates

Other ChangesWhat side effects will we see?

Sea Level Rise

Ocean Acidification

Drought/Desertification

Sea Level RiseWhy are sea levels rising?

The following lessons are related:Sea Level Rise

North Carolina Sea Level Rise

Ocean Acidification

What is it?Why do we care about ocean acidificationThe following lessons are related:

Bromo Blue

Shells and Acidification

ActionsEpisodic Frames

IndividualsEventsAppeal to consumersPrivateBetter informationFix the person

Thematic FramesIssuesTrends over timeAppeal to CitizensPublicBetter PoliciesFix the conditions

ActionsIndividual

Examples

CommunityExamples

How do we make changes?Action Videos

Actions

Not Too Hot To Handle

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