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LOCATION:St. Louis
DTSTAMP:20190411T182000
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SUMMARY:Educators - Learn about Earthquakes at NSTA
DESCRIPTION:Are you attending the National Science Teachers Association 
 National Conference in St. Louis?\n\nVisit IRIS Booth #1861 in
  the Exhibit Hall:\n\nThursday\, April 11     11:00 AM to 6:
 00 PM\n\nFriday\, April 12            9:00 AM to 5:00 PM\n
 \nSaturday\, April 13       9:00 AM to 3:00 PM \n\nAttend o
 ne or more of our Earth Science-related sessions:\n\n** Thursd
 ay\, April 11 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM **\n\nAmerica's Center\, Room 24
 2\n\nBring NASA’s Seismic Data from Mars to Your Classroom!\n
 \nExplore data from the first seismometer on Mars! Learn abou
 t Mars’ interior using IRIS’s free software\, lessons\, a
 nd data from NASA’s InSight mission.\n\nPresenter(s): Tammy 
 Bravo (IRIS: Washington\, DC)\, Sarah Marcotte (NASA Jet Propu
 lsion Laboratory: Pasadena\, CA)\, Carolina Carnalla Martinez 
 (NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory: Pasadena\, CA)\n\n** Saturday\,
  April 13 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM **\n\nAmerica's Center\, Room 152\n
 \nAccounting for Uncertainty in Scientific Argumentation\n\nUnc
 ertainty is an important part of scientific discourse\, yet o
 ften overlooked in the classroom. Explore a simple heuristic
  to incorporate uncertainty into students’ argumentation.\n
 \nPresenter(s): Michael Hubenthal (IRIS: Washington\, DC)\, Mic
 hael Gallagher (Science Teacher: Sewickley\, PA)\n\n** Saturday
 \, April 13 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM **\n\nAmerica's Center\, Annex\n\nA
 re Earth’s Plates Really Moving? Explore Earth Science Da
 ta\n\nExplore and quantify plate motions and investigate model
 s to support observations! Investigate IRIS earthquake and
  UNAVCO GPS data to determine the direction\, rate\, and type 
 of plate boundaries\, while exploring various models to suppo
 rt these observations.\n\nPresenter(s): Shelley Olds (UNAVCO: 
 Boulder\, CO)\, John Taber (IRIS: Washington\, DC)\n\n** Saturday
 \, April 13 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM **\n\nAmerica's Center\, Room 223\n
 \nAfter an Earthquake: Real-Time Earthquake Data as a Hook to
  Encourage Answer-Seeking about the Geologic and Societal Co
 ntext of the Event\n\nHook students into Earth science after m
 ajor earthquakes! IRIS's suite of free classroom products\, 
 data\, animations\, and visualizations are the foundation for 
 your learning cycle.\n\nPresenter(s): Michael Hubenthal (IRIS:
  Washington\, DC)\, John Taber (IRIS: Washington\, DC)\n\n** Sund
 ay\, April 14\, 2019\, 09:30 AM - 10:30 AM **\n\nAmerica's Center
 \, Room 225\n\nHands-On Demonstrations and Models for Your Eart
 h Structure\, Earthquake\, and Plate Tectonics Unit\n\nExplore U
 NAVCO’s collection of inexpensive physical models\, which s
 upport students’ understanding of abstract earthquake/plat
 e tectonics-related concepts. Scientific practices and cross
 cutting concepts will be emphasized.\n\nPresenter(s): Shelley 
 Olds (UNAVCO)
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