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Welcome to the Narragansett Bay Research Reserve's page dedicated to professional teacher development workshops known as "Teachers on the Estuary" or TOTE.

The goal of TOTE is to improve teachers' and students' understanding of the environment using local examples and to provide resources and experience to support the incorporation of estuary and watershed topics into classroom teaching. The course is also designed to promote stewardship of watersheds and estuaries.

Features:

  • Work with local scientists and experienced coastal educators.
  • Explore coastal habitats and carry out field studies.
  • Learn how to use real data and guide student investigations.
  • Try out Estuaries 101, a new, web-based curriculum.

Supported by NOAA's Bay-Watershed Education and Training (B-WET) Program.

 

We are excited to announce our Summer 2012 TOTE workshop here at the Narragansett Bay Research Reserve! Below are several links you may find useful in answering your questions. Please contact maureen (at) nbnerr.org for more information.

Download the Summer 2012 TOTE Flyer

Download the Summer 2012 TOTE Application

Download the Summer 2012 TOTE Syllabus (Draft)

Below you can look at examples of stewardship projects completed by teachers and students:

 

Click here to see examples of Stewardship Projects from 2009

Click here to see examples of Stewardship Projects from 2010 (3 MB)
Click here to see examples of Lesson Plans from 2009

Click here to see examples of Lesson Plans from 2010

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Contact Maureen Dewire, Education Coordinator, maureen (at) nberr.org or 401-683-1478 with any questions.
 
 
 
 
 


 

 

 
 
 
 
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