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Scientists Drill in Antarctic Ice for Climate Change Clues
Provided by: University of Washington |Published on: July 30, 2021
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Synopsis
- This video explains what Antarctic ice cores are, how they can reveal the history of our atmosphere, and why this research is so important today.
- The video has great footage of scientists and graduate students in Antarctica taking ice core samples.
Subjects: Earth and Space Sciences
Authors: University of Washington
Region: Polar Regions
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- This is a brief video that can easily be incorporated into lessons.
- The focus on the researchers may stimulate interest in STEM careers.
Additional Prerequisites
- There may be a commercial before the video.
- Students should be familiar with the terms atmospheric concentration, glaciers, and ice sheets.
Differentiation
- This resource could be used in Earth science courses when learning about the evidence for global warming and climate change.
- Science classes could also use this video to explore a real-world example of the scientific method and experimental design.
- Cross-curricular connections can be made with social-emotional learning by further discussing the importance of teamwork and group dynamics, as highlighted by the graduate student in the video.
- Cross-curricular connections can also be made with engineering courses by delving into the design process behind the instrument used to create ice core samples.
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