In order to be able to discuss and talk through questions, you need to have prepared by getting an initial understanding of the materials. This can be watching the lecture video, reading the textbook, or reviewing the basics of plate tectonics in whatever way works for your brain.

Recommended completion date: Tuesday, September 21

We watched this series that looks at how plate tectonics has shaped our world and what evidence still exists of changes from the past. It is part of Amazon Curiosity Stream so it is not a free for prime video but it is quite good.

Here's the link if you want to check it out.

We started a lab looking at plate tectonics through the lens of google earth. It is a handout so please make sure you get one from me if you missed class.

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Recommended due date: Thursday, September 23

Plate tectonic basics

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This is a handout that looked at the basics of plate tectonics.

Submit in class or in Canvas

Recommended due date: Thursday, September 30

Peer Evaluation Canvas Link

Self/Group Evaluation Canvas Link

Canvas link to submit teaching materials

Provide a rough outline of 2 activities or labs that you plan to include in your final e-Portfolio related to the topics for SLO 5. These should be posted to your e-Portfolio SLO 5 page that you have created on your Google Site. Please keep in mind that these assignments are going to be used for you to show that you have mastered the content for this SLO.

Remember that we continue to work on these assignments so just get started.

Strive for continuous improvement, instead of perfection. – Kim Collins

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