Florida Geological Survey -
Publications
What is the Florida Geology Education Video Project ?
It's...
- a video titled FLORIDA'S GEOLOGY UNEARTHED
- an Educators Guide
- additional resource materials
- been developed with input from environmental educators
and professional geologists
Because... holistic
environmental education requires an understanding of
geology and there are few comprehensive Florida geology
education resources available.
Our goal... is to use
enthusiastic, contemporary video editing, music and
graphics in order to:
- Demonstrate why geology is important regarding demands
due to Florida's population growth
- Describe Florida's unique geologic history, how it
relates to geologic processes and hazards, and how it has
shaped the land surface of present-day Florida
- Establish the importance of geology to the
understanding of Florida's ecosystems
- Compliment existing Florida Department of Education
Sunshine State Standards
- Instill personal awareness and responsibility for
Florida's renewable and non-renewable solid-earth
resources
How can I get a copy
of FLORIDA'S
GEOLOGY UNEARTHED ?
Here is a list of those who have a copy that you can
either copy or borrow:
Department of Education
- Ask local DOE Instructional Television (ITV) contact
for information about DOE Fact Sheet #295. Call
850/488-7101 for information about your local ITV
representative.
- School District Science Supervisors - many have
requested and received a copy
- 67 school district Media Centers
Office of Environmental Education/Florida Gulf Coast
University
- Environmental Education Regional Service Projects.
Call 800/542-3733 for information about your Regional
Service Project.
Professional Organizations
- Florida Earth Science Teacher's Association
- League of Environmental Educators in Florida
- Florida Association of Science Teachers
Libraries and Museums
- 115 academic libraries (public/private universities,
community colleges)
- 35 hands-on science centers, nature centers and natural
science museums
What about training?
Plans are underway;
possibilities include...
- Florida Association of Science Teachers
- Regional/district contacts
- Water Management District programs
- Conventions and Education Fairs
- Florida Heritage Program
Produced
by the Florida Geological Survey/Florida Department of
Environmental Protection and Diane Wilkins Productions,
January 1997
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