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File Name |
symons.lesson.serc.doc |
Data Type |
lesson plan |
Computer Program |
Microsoft Word X |
File Size |
56.00 KB - 1 file |
Expert Level |
High School (Grade 9-12) |
Contributor |
Christina Massell Symons |
Source |
Christina Symons, Scripps Institution of Oceanography |
Resource Matrix |
Seafloor Spreading |
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Description
Inquiry-based lesson designed for implementation at the ERESE Summer Workshop in 2004. Using bathymetric maps over the East Pacific Rise west of Mexico, real shipboard magnetic data and modeled magnetic anomalies, students will learn that a unique pattern of magnetic stripes can be used to identify the age and rate of plates as well as the location of mid-ocean ridge spreading centers. |
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Location 15º 00.00' N - 20º 00.00' N110º 00.00' W - 100º 00.00' W, Pacific Ocean, Mexico, East Pacific Rise |
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Keywords East Pacific Rise, EPR, magnetic wiggles, anomaly, bathymetry, profile, mid-ocean spreading ridge, plate tectonics, model |
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Project -- Meetings and Workshops -- ERESE Workshops ERESE is a digital library project that is based on a partnership of between educators, scientists, data archivists and librarians to bridge the gap between science and education. ERESE holds professional development workshops for teachers that are focused on inquiry based pedagogy in Earth sciences and develops a range of digital library contents that support the teaching of Earth sciences. |
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