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Caribbean participation
GLOBE is a worldwide hands-on, primary and secondary school-based
education and science program with participating schools also in the Caribbean: Bahamas,
Colombia,
Costa
Rica, Dominican
Republic, El
Salvador, Guatemala,
Honduras,
Netherlands
Antilles, Panama,
Trinidad
and Tobago.
For Students, GLOBE provides the opportunity to learn by:
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Taking scientifically valid measurements
in the fields of atmosphere, hydrology, soils, and land cover/phenology -
depending upon their local curricula
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Reporting their data
through the Internet
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Creating maps and graphs
on the free interactive Web site to analyze data sets
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Collaborating
with scientists and other GLOBE students around the world
For Teachers, GLOBE provides assistance through:
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Training at professional development workshops
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Teacher's
Guide, "how-to" videos,
and other materials
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Continuing support from a Help
Desk, scientists, and partners
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Contact with other teachers, students, and scientists worldwide.
For Caribbean
and U.S.
Partners, GLOBE provides:
How to Join GLOBE
Teachers and other educators who wish to lead students in GLOBE need to
attend special workshops in order to fully participate in the program.
Regionally, contact your Country
Point of Contact. If your school has not joined Globe as yet, you can still
benefit from the resources offered on-line! If your country is not on the
list, and you would like information about joining GLOBE, please contact the
GLOBE Help Desk.
To see more, view the GLOBE
Overview videos.
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