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Put Real-Time Data to Work in Your Classroom!

With NOAA’s Data in the Classroom, students use real-time ocean data to explore today’s most pressing environmental issues, and develop problem-solving skills employed by scientists. Access online and classroom-ready curriculum activities with a scaled approach to learning and easy-to-use data exploration tools.

   

 

El Niño

People blame El Niño for all kinds of abnormal weather. But how does El Niño really work?

Sea Level

Scientists know that global sea level is rising. But how are water levels monitored and measured to understand impacts?

Coral Bleaching

Coral reefs undergo bleaching when exposed to heat stress. But how do scientists measure and predict bleaching?

Water Quality

Changes in water quality conditions have a big impact on organisms living in estuaries. But how is water quality monitored?

Ocean Acidification

The amount of CO2 in the atmosphere is increasing, due to the burning of fossil fuels. How do these changes affect the chemistry of the ocean?

 

 

Teaching Resources

In Each Module

In Each Module

Using the Technology

Using the Technology

Pedagogical Approach

Pedagogical Approach

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