Online Educator Professional Development: Seamounts (NOAA + HI + ASNMS)

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NOAA Ocean Exploration, the Waikiki Aquarium, and the ASNMS  host a PD Mini-Series featuring Seamounts for Educators of Grades 6-12

Educators are invited to join NOAA Ocean Exploration&#x27;s Education Team, the Waikiki Aquarium, and the American Samoa National Marine Sanctuary in a live, online professional development workshop and follow-up event to learn about the biology and geology of seamounts. This three-part offering will consist of:<ol><li>A viewing of a short video with experts in seamount research. Please view the video (to be sent to participants) prior to the live event!</li><li> A 90-minute online event hosted by NOAA Ocean Exploration featuring a live, interactive question and answer session with a seamount expert and an introduction and demonstration of relevant educational activities and resources. November 9, 3:30pm - 5:00pm HST </li><li> A 90-minute online follow-up event hosted by the Waikiki Aquarium and American Samoa National Marine Sanctuary providing participants with the opportunity to cooperatively discuss content shared during the November 9 event and explore additional resources. November 29, 3:30pm - 5:00pm HST</li></ol>Registration is required and space is limited. Educators will receive content for review prior to the event, links to specific activities and additional resources, a NOAA Ocean Exploration Certificate of Participation, and a $75 stipend. Registrants must participate in all three parts in order to receive the certificate and stipend.Look for more professional development opportunities on additional topics in Spring 2023!*Please note this registration page is for both the NOAA-hosted event and the follow-up event. Tickets will only be generated for the live event; The Waikiki Aquarium will be in direct contact with participants to provide additional information about the follow-up event.This program is provided via collaboration between NOAA Ocean Exploration and the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography&#x27;s Inner Space Center, with support from the Ocean Exploration Cooperative Institute and the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation.________________________________________________________________________________________________Completion of this registration form will:<ul><li>Opt you in to NOAA Ocean Exploration&#x27;s Education Newsletter, which offers information about education-related activities, resources, and upcoming events</li><li>Provide NOAA Ocean Exploration with media permission to use images and/or video content from these events for communications purposes. If you deny media permission, please let us know via email at oceanexeducation@noaa.gov</li></ul>

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