Estuary Watch Program

 
 
 

A cooperative program between the University of Connecticut and Connecticut High Schools and Technical Schools.

Objective 
 
 

To engage students in authentic, real-world environmental problems and facilitate cognitive growth in content and research processes.
 
 

Approach 
 
 

Provide students with the tools to investigate scientific, social, political, and cultural aspects of environmental problems within an interdisciplinary framework and then generate possible solutions.

Develop problem solving guides, problem-specific background materials, and links to other resources via the World Wide Web (WWW).



Curriculum

Field Collections & Data

Other Links

Classroom Assignments

Mathematical Analysis of Field Data
 
Teacher Professional Development Program

Supported by the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection License Plate Program

 

Feedback to:

Dr. Joseph F. Crivello

Department of Physiology and Neurobiology

University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT 06269-4156

860-486-5415 (VoiceMail), 860-486-3303 (Fax)

crivello@Predator.pnb.uconn.edu (Email)

and

Dr. Lisa Kaplan

Teikyo Post University

800 Country Club Road, Post Office Box 2540

\Waterbury, Connecticut 06723-2540 USA

myxini@erols.com (Email)