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Week 10: Ozone
Weeks 10, 11, and 12 make up the third three-week cycle of the course. Currently, you are in Week A: Teacher as Problem Solver.

This week you should refer to the resources listed under Readings & References, and you need to complete the assignments listed under Assignments & Rubrics. This week’s assignments focus on …

Individual:

  • Identifying private theories and knowledge about the Ozone Scenario
  • Posting what you know about the event described in the scenario
  • Reading your teammates' postings and responding to at least one other teammate's ideas

Team:

  • Asking questions to show what is unknown about the ozone event described in the scenario
  • Planning your team investigation so that you can divide responsibility for answering the questions your team asked about the event
  • Developing a team problem statement.

Readings & References
Read: "Ozone" Welcome to NASA's Earth Science Enterprise: Educational Activity Supplement. pp. 1-6

Reference: Earth Observing System (EOS). "Ozone Depletion" included in package of posters you received.

Reference: Sneider, Cary and Richard Golden. Closing the Ozone Hole: Global Systems Science Student Guide. Lawrence Hall of Science: Berkeley, 1994.

Reference: Winds of Change: An Educational CD-ROM from the NASA Spectrometer Project.

  1. Click on WINDS_02 to start CD.
  2. At the Main Menu page, click on Global Climate Curriculum.
  3. At the Global Climate Curriculum page, click on Physical Science: Atmosphere.
  4. At the Physical Science: Atmosphere page, click on the part of the blue spoke that is in the Human Interaction section.
  5. At the Human Interaction page, look through Background Information, Images, and Movies.

Recommended Web Sites:
The following links provide additional information on ozone. Some include diagrams and images as well as text. 


Assignments & Rubrics
This week you will complete individual and team assignments. You will need to read the Ozone Scenario before you can do your assignments. You can access the Ozone Scenario by going to the Ozone Classroom and then clicking on the Ozone Scenario blackboard graphic

You can use the links below to access this week’s assignments and rubrics, or you can access the assignments and rubrics at the end of the Ozone Scenario.

Week A: Teacher as Problem Solver - Individual
Private Theory Assignment & Rubric

Identify what you believe to be true and the reasons for why you have those beliefs regarding ozone depletion.

Week A: Teacher as Problem Solver
- Team
Knowledge-Building Assignment & Rubric

Build ESS knowledge about the ozone depletion event described in the scenario, and develop a problem statement.

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