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A Storify summary of Science and the Sea
2 Jan 2015

A Storify summary of Science and the Sea

by Bridgette | posted in: education, nature, reflection | 0

Teaching Science and the Sea this past summer at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre was an incredible learning experience for me: my first field-course (and first time teaching solo!) and my first course for non-science majors. I used Storify to … Continued

I love teaching, but it’s still a huge effort.
13 Sep 2014

I love teaching, but it’s still a huge effort.

by Bridgette | posted in: education | 0

A quick post about the effort of teaching. Since July 21st I’ve taught two back-to-back university field courses at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre, one a 6-week intro to science for non-science students—Science and the Sea—the other a 3.5-week seaweeds … Continued

K-12, teaching and learning
Learning to celebrate the seaweeds in our own backyard!
14 Jul 2014

Learning to celebrate the seaweeds in our own backyard!

by Bridgette | posted in: education, nature | 0

Just spent three amazing days teaching a seaweeds field course for the Raincoast Education Society in Tofino, B.C. See below for slides and teaching resources. This hands-on course got local Tofino folk and visitors alike exploring, learning and appreciating the … Continued

Seaweeds of the Natural History Museum in London, England
6 Jul 2014

Seaweeds of the Natural History Museum in London, England

by Bridgette | posted in: education, nature, travel | 0

A holiday in London to see Monty Python live—that’s right, Monty-frickin’-Python—is enough excitement to melt your eyeballs, but you really can’t visit London without visiting a museum or two. On this trip the highlight was an afternoon in the Natural … Continued

Why Bamfield, British Columbia is unique, awesome and you should go there. Part 3: Learning
17 Jun 2014

Why Bamfield, British Columbia is unique, awesome and you should go there. Part 3: Learning

by Bridgette | posted in: education, nature, reflection | 0

Think back to your favorite science project in school, the one where you got to design your very own experiment. Now think about the first time you ever saw the ocean, how much fun it was to play in the … Continued

Why Bamfield, British Columbia is unique, awesome and you should go there. Part 2: Nature
8 Jun 2014

Why Bamfield, British Columbia is unique, awesome and you should go there. Part 2: Nature

by Bridgette | posted in: education, nature, reflection | 0

Today is World Oceans Day—for a few more minutes anyway—what better time to share a little slice of the ocean I love, to celebrate the diversity of life teeming along the seashore in Bamfield, British Columbia, while also remembering that … Continued

Why Bamfield, British Columbia is unique, awesome and you should go there. Part 1: Adventures
30 May 2014

Why Bamfield, British Columbia is unique, awesome and you should go there. Part 1: Adventures

by Bridgette | posted in: education, nature, reflection | 0

Today is my first day not in Bamfield after four months in Bamfield. I’m very sad. Well, also bonkers, over-the-moon ecstatic and grateful that I got to spend four months in this teeny coastal community at the end of the … Continued

nature
Convincing a friend not to break-up with clickers…forever.
4 Mar 2014

Convincing a friend not to break-up with clickers…forever.

by Bridgette | posted in: education | 0

How do you deal with the creeping suspicion that clickers and your classroom just don’t have any chemistry? I am a little troubled by a recent article entitled Why I’m Giving Up On Clickers, posted on the blog of Prof-Like … Continued

A new adventure in teaching at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre
21 Feb 2014

A new adventure in teaching at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre

by Bridgette | posted in: education, nature | 0

If you’ve ever been to Bamfield, B.C., a small community on the remote West coast of Vancouver Island, you know it’s a wild, weird and wonderful place. I absolutely adore it. Thanks to the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre (BMSC), a … Continued

Print your own children’s book
8 Nov 2013

Print your own children’s book

by Bridgette | posted in: education | 6

Can’t find a children’s book that suits the needs of your kids or students? Print your own! My friend Louesa (“Mrs. Byrne” to her students) wanted to read her kindergarten-grade 1 class a book about the forest. The local forest. … Continued

books, DIY, K-12, nature, teaching and learning

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  • I love teaching, but it’s still a huge effort.
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