Tag Archives: education
Adapting in Place – New Haven
(I’m planning to attend Friday night!)
Filed under Food, Gardening, Living from Scratch, Local Agriculture, Outside, Sustainable Living
An Open Letter to my Alma Mater
This is a letter that I sent to Dr. Stanley F. Battle, Interim President of Southern Connecticut State University. Dr. Battle, I graduated from SCSU in 2003 with a degree in Biology and Secondary Education, and then obtained my Masters in … Continue reading
Filed under parenting, Sustainable Living
Island School
I’m dreaming today about my trip to the Island School back in summer of 2007. You can read the whole post about it here. I just want to share some pictures… Snorkeling… this was our “morning exercise” on the first … Continue reading
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My Students Need Your Help!
Here’s a call to all the greenies out there! I’m totally re-vamping my college-bound environmental science curriculum this year, and I’m looking for cool, exciting resources in this last week before I go back to school. If you know of … Continue reading
Filed under Outside, Sustainable Living
Outer Island
My grad class spent today on Outer Island, which is one of the Thimble Islands. We did a whole bunch of data collection, but I also had a chance to take lots of pictures. Here’s the tide pool that my … Continue reading
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Sometimes You Just Have to Laugh…
Today in my environmental science class, I was lecturing on ozone depletion, CFC’s, UV, and the Montreal Protocol. The majority of students were looking at me as I spoke, pen in hand, occasionally glancing down at their notebooks. I had walked … Continue reading
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