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1. sanctuaries.noaa.gov › education › teachersShipwrecks Lesson Plans & Activities | National Marine ...

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   The order of the curriculum flows sequentially from learning why shipwrecks are important, to the study of the tools used by maritime archeologists, to understanding the complex and sometimes costly process of recovering and conserving artifacts.

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2. www.shipwreck.net › educationEducation | Shipwreck.net

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   Seascape has developed and supported a number of educational programs, including shipwreck exploration and marine archaeology curriculum developed as an educational tool for the traveling exhibit SHIPWRECK!

3. carleton.ca › tls › 2016Blog: Teaching Narratives of the Sea in the Classroom: Paulo ...

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   Mar 29, 2016 · Each area of study—be it maritime archaeology, oceanic anthropology, diasporic and migration literature, international law of the sea, or heritage studies—approaches discussions of shipwrecks differently.

4. nautiluslive.org › ShipwreckStoryModuleUPDATEDShipwreck Story Educator - Nautilus Live

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   Objectives & Learning Outcomes. ‣ Students will be able to discuss the causes of shipwrecks and relate them in a causal chain of events. ‣ Students will develop criteria for using visuals and text to convey different aspects of a story or event report.

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   6 hours ago · 11/06/2024 05:39 AM EST. Donald Trump has promised the largest deportation of immigrants in American history, sweeping new tariffs on imports, a freeze on climate-related regulations, a remaking ...

6. www.mitags.org › maritime-education-guideGuide to Maritime Education | Training Options Comparison

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   Dec 14, 2023 · For mariners who are already working, there are also ways to further your education, so you can stay sharp and advance your career. In this guide, we’ll discuss the main schooling options to consider, first for mariner hopefuls and then for mariners looking to further their seafarer education and advance their careers.

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   What is the Order of a shipwreck curriculum?

   • The order of the curriculum flows sequentially from learning why shipwrecks are important, to the study of the tools used by maritime archeologists, to understanding the complex and sometimes costly process of recovering and conserving artifacts.

   Shipwrecks Lesson Plans & Activities | National Marine Sanctuaries

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   What do students learn in a shipwreck class?

   • Students apply and practice data sampling, collection, and analysis techniques. Students, equipped with a slate, compass, and measuring tape, begin their journey down the imaginary anchor line to the shipwreck awaiting them on the lake bottom or seabed.

   Shipwrecks Lesson Plans & Activities | National Marine Sanctuaries

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   How do marine sanctuaries help students learn about shipwrecks?

   • The national marine sanctuaries' engaging lesson plans and activities allow students to understand the ecological and historical importance of shipwrecks in America's underwater treasures and how they came to be through critical thinking exercises, games, and other activities.

   Shipwrecks Lesson Plans & Activities | National Marine Sanctuaries

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   What is a maritime heritage program curriculum guide?

   • Students create a research question, mission statement, expedition budget and justify how their choices support the mission. A curriculum guide that introduces students to the world of NOAA and its Maritime Heritage Program.

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   What is a maritime Apprenticeship Program (MAP)?

   • This style of learning allows you to apply what you’re learning immediately and to immerse yourself in the world of seafaring, so you can be confident in your chosen career path. The Maritime Institute of Technology and Graduate Studies (MITAGS) offers a Maritime Apprenticeship Program (MAP) for students who want on-the-job training.

   Guide to Maritime Education | Training Options Comparison

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   Are shipwrecks artificial reefs?

   • A middle school lesson that highlights shipwrecks as artificial reefs. Students conduct a mock biological survey of fish populations using practiced methods of visual census transects and stationary quadrats. Students apply and practice data sampling, collection, and analysis techniques.

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   Class Afloat offers rigorous and internationally acclaimed academic programs for Grade 11, 12, University and Gap Year students while they voyage on land and sail the world’s oceans aboard a majestic tall ship.