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Sites for Teachers (12)

An Interview with Oceanographer Evan B. Forde
This month's featured career in science is oceanographer. The Science Teacher interviews Evan B.Forde of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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On the Cutting Edge
This Earth Science site is a complete resource for teachers. It contains links to lessons, activities, images, animations, and news. All science teachers will want to bookmark this page.
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Sites for Students (36)

Ocean Portal
This resource from the Smithsonian provides an amazing number of resources to explore: reports on current events, visuals and video essays, guest blogs, feature stories, lesson plans, timelines, research reports. There is also a section on "The Ocean and You" with a discussion on how everyone's behaviors can affect the oceans. You can keep up with the content via several social media.
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Lesson Plans, High Graphic, News, Core Content
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2.75 / 3
Sanctuary Integrated Monitoring Network (SIMoN)
Even if you don't live in California, you'll find something of interest here in this project. From descriptions of kelp forests and seamounts to interactive maps to webcams, this site shows how various technologies are being used in oceanography.
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Interactive, High Graphic, Data Source
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2.50 / 3
Ocean World
The Ocean World team has gone all over the web and the world gathering information and smart scientists, presenting the latest in oceanography information and topics.
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Ocean Observing System for Monterey Bay
Check out the "Ocean Observing" section to see how technology is being used in the study of the Monterey Bay region. There are also sets of real-time data to explore and many articles related to the studies, including pictures and reports from scientists
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