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Polar Educators International
Polar Educators International is a vital international network of educators and researchers aiming to provide a deeper understanding of current polar science. PEI represents trusted leaders working to inspire appreciation and knowledge of the polar regions, their connectedness to all Earth's systems, and importance to all humans across latitudes and cultures.
Submit your proposal today for Presentations/Posters at PEI UK conference. Registration ends 18 March!
Call for Presentations/Posters
For conference information go to our website: https://polareducator.org/events/conferences/cambridge-2019/
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Proud of my students and my edelst 💪
I’m supporting with my Polar Educators shirt 😉 🐧 ❄️
#Climatestrike
Campaña Antártica 2019 del Centro de Investigación GAIA Antártica...Universidad de Magallanes - Chile
PEI UK 2019 Call for Presentations/Posters ends 17th March. Apply today.
Call for Presentations/Posters
For conference information go to our website: https://polareducator.org/events/conferences/cambridge-2019/
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It's not too late! Sign up today! http://bit.ly/2XnCPT2
Polar Educators International
Join Polar Educators International for our upcoming Master Class: Ice Core Science - Using Knowledge to Act.
27 February webinar and a two-week discussion period to follow through 15 March. The Master Class series is designed with two audiences in mind: educators who want to build their science knowledge and researchers who are interested in improving their science communication skills. This class will provide a deeper understanding of ways scientists and educators can work together.
Dr. Mary Albert and Louise Huffman will explore understanding evidence of past climate change from polar ice cores as well as adaptation strategies being used by communities already being affected by climate change and how to empower our students to take action.
Register with the link below:
http://bit.ly/2CQDu6m
www.polareducator.org
27 February webinar and a two-week discussion period to follow through 15 March. The Master Class series is designed with two audiences in mind: educators who want to build their science knowledge and researchers who are interested in improving their science communication skills. This class will provide a deeper understanding of ways scientists and educators can work together.
Dr. Mary Albert and Louise Huffman will explore understanding evidence of past climate change from polar ice cores as well as adaptation strategies being used by communities already being affected by climate change and how to empower our students to take action.
Register with the link below:
http://bit.ly/2CQDu6m
www.polareducator.org
Are you attending PEI 2019 UK? A limited amount of stipends are available for attendees to help defray costs thanks to the generosity of IASC. Apply today.
PEI 2019 UK Funding Application
Polar Educators International (PEI) has received from IASC (International Arctic Science Committee) a limited amount of funding for members to attend PEI 2019 UK Conference. Priority will be given to members that are actively participating in PEI and have plans to contribute to the organization afte...
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