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Byrne, Jamie M. – Metropolitan Universities, 2007
This paper examines a study of the wastewater collection and treatment issues of Little Rock and North Little Rock, Arkansas by University of Arkansas at Little Rock personnel and how it constitutes dialogic public relations. The paper defines dialogic public relations using Kent and Taylor's work and then uses their criteria to describe how this…
Descriptors: Futures (of Society), Public Relations, Case Studies, Universities
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Meichtry, Yvonne; Smith, Jeffrey – Journal of Environmental Education, 2007
The purposes of this study were to determine the impact of a professional development program on the confidence levels and classroom practices of the participants and their attitudes toward the environment. The program had immersed teachers in a watershed study that took them from the headwaters of a 310-mile river to its confluence with the Ohio…
Descriptors: Program Effectiveness, Teaching Methods, Professional Development, National Standards
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Thompson, Stephen L. – Science Activities: Classroom Projects and Curriculum Ideas, 2007
In this article, the author presents and discusses activities that use a phenomena-first, guided inquiry approach to teach important concepts related to plant function, as well as the history and nature of scientific inquiry. These activities are intended for use with students in grades 3-8, as well as in elementary science methods courses. The…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Sciences, Misconceptions, Water
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Cronin, Amanda; Ostergren, David M. – American Indian Quarterly, 2007
This research focuses on two elements of contemporary American Indian natural resource management. First, the authors explore the capacity of tribes to manage natural resources, including the merging of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) with Western science. Second, they analyze tribal management in the context of local and regional…
Descriptors: Natural Resources, Tribes, Indigenous Knowledge, American Indians
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Prins, Gjalt T.; Bulte, Astrid M. W.; van Driel, Jan H.; Pilot, Albert – International Journal of Science Education, 2008
In science education, students should come to understand the nature and significance of models. In the case of chemistry education it is argued that the present use of models is often not meaningful from the students' perspective. A strategy to overcome this problem is to use an authentic chemical modelling practice as a context for a curriculum…
Descriptors: Water Quality, Chemistry, Science Curriculum, Science Instruction
Turner, Jeannine – 1994
The City of Austin (Texas) provided funds for a supplementary educational activity to involve at-risk minority high school students in water quality issues. The program attempts to provide an interesting and authentic activity that also develops academic skills. Principal activities were testing river water for pollutants and the tutoring of…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, High Risk Students, High School Students, High Schools
North Carolina State Dept. of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources, Raleigh. Div. of Parks and Recreation. – 1997
This curriculum packet was developed to provide environmental education through a series of hands-on activities for the classroom and the outdoor setting of South Mountains State Park, North Carolina. Targeted for grades 4 through 7, this packet meets the established curriculum objectives of the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.…
Descriptors: Activity Units, Curriculum Guides, Earth Science, Ecology
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Callis, James B.; And Others – Analytical Chemistry, 1987
Discusses process analytical chemistry as a discipline designed to supply quantitative and qualitative information about a chemical process. Encourages academic institutions to examine this field for employment opportunities for students. Describes the five areas of process analytical chemistry, including off-line, at-line, on-line, in-line, and…
Descriptors: Chemical Analysis, Chemical Engineering, Chemical Industry, Chemical Reactions
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Dunn, Patricia; Glascoff, Mary A. – American Biology Teacher, 1993
Describes a teaching activity consisting of a problem-solving story about a company in a small town that is burying hazardous material which may create future problems for the community. The activity challenges students to address ethical issues relative to responsibility and accountability for protection of the water supply. (PR)
Descriptors: Biology, College Science, Decision Making, Environmental Education
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Lehr, Jay H. – Journal of Environmental Health, 1975
Descriptors: Educational Programs, Environmental Technicians, Legislation, Natural Resources
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Schmidt, Richard K. – Environmental Science and Technology, 1976
Most waste treatment techniques conceived to meet the 1977 standards can be separated into three distinct phases: primary, secondary and tertiary treatment. An examination of the four heaviest industrial water users, pulp and paper, steel, plating, and food processing, demonstrates these treatments use proven technology to meet specific…
Descriptors: Environment, Environmental Influences, Industry, Pollution
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Environmental Science and Technology, 1975
Descriptors: Ecology, Environment, Environmental Influences, Oceanography
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Inhaber, Herbert – Environmental Science and Technology, 1975
A Canadian scientist discusses his country's environmental monitoring programs (by parameter and medium), points out their strengths and weaknesses, and indicates some possible directions for future efforts in the field of environmental monitoring at both the national and international level. (BT)
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Environment, Environmental Research, Instrumentation
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Phillips, Sidney L.; Mack, Dick A. – Environmental Science and Technology, 1975
This discussion gives a general picture of the instrumentation available or being developed for measuring the four major categories of water pollutants: metals, nutrients, pesticides and oxygen demand. The instruments are classified as follows: manually operated laboratory analyzers, automated laboratory instrumentation, manual field monitors, and…
Descriptors: Chemical Analysis, Environment, Environmental Research, Instrumentation
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Environmental Science and Technology, 1975
Descriptors: Acids, Chemical Industry, Chemistry, Environment
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