Your Rocky Road: Geology of the U.S.

Description

Is the North American continent just a big chunk of rock floating around the Earth? Geology is more than the study of rocks – it affects U.S. economics, population growth and social structures. Challenge your students in this critical thinking exercise by researching the Internet. You, and your students, will turn up amazing resources to help your students understand the various elements of the formation, construction, and affects of geologic formations. Class activities, lesson plans, and games help make learning fun and interesting.

Course Type

These courses help you learn to use various internet research tools step-by-step from the basics so you become a proficient Internet researcher on any topic, and to explore and discover huge library of information educationally useful information that is available on the Internet on topics you can apply to your role as teacher, counselor, or administrator. All courses in this series are three semester hours and available as online or e-Courses.

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Course Notes

• All materials are included in the tuition fee for this course.
• Access to an Internet-connected computer is required for interacting with course material.
• It is recommended the first time you enroll in an Internet resource course, you enroll with all materials which includes an all-inclusive Internet resource reference book. Thereafter, enroll in worksheets only.
• This course must be completed within one year from the date of enrollment.

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It is recommended the first time you enroll in an Internet resource course, you enroll with all materials which includes an all-inclusive Internet resource reference book. Thereafter, enroll in worksheets only.

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