…or at least that’s what “they” say. In this particular case, however, “they” are most certainly mistaken!
I say this because there is no conceivable way that I can repay
Dr. Stephanie Schuttler for welcoming us into her amazing world at the Biodiversity & Earth Observation Lab. She has worked tirelessly to provide us with many adventures that can never be recreated and will never be forgotten! For that, I am forever grateful.
Having acknowledged the disparity in our ability to “give to” one another, I hope to help Dr. Schuttler, and the eMammal team, create a scalable model for Middle School implementation of interdisciplinary lessons using the Camera Trap Stakeout as the foundation. This is what we have so far:
Denise Humphries, Jordan Hohm, and I will also be developing and contributing lessons relating to Art, Language Arts, Math, and maybe even Social Studies!
Our goal, as I understand it, is to develop a system to PROVIDE any teacher, any where in the world, ACCESS to the world of mammals through CAMERA TRAPPING, and to ENCOURAGE teachers to SHARE their lessons and activities with other participants of eMammal and Citizen Scientists everywhere. No big deal, right?!?
Yesterday, at our Lunch with Liz, we learned that the ultimate goal of #StudentsDiscover and #CitizenScientists is to rule the Universe! Here’s how they intend to achieve it:
Let it be known by all that I fully intend to join them on their journey!