Marine Education Society of Australasia - Coasts and Marine Schools Project

Coasts and Marine Schools Project

Background
The Coasts and Marine Schools Project is a comprehensive Professional Development program for the development of skills and strategies for including marine education programs in school curricula.

The 15 modules and the supporting materials, including Black Line Masters and a Field Activities Guide, are designed to promote inclusion of coastal and marine content in school programs from Kindergarten to Year 12 and incorporates currently available teaching materials and resources.

It is in modular form for flexibility of use and to cater for differences in the needs of educators. This web version of the workshop modules has been developed to provide ease of access to these materials.

Contents

Field Activities Manual Index of Activities

Modules
1	The Nature, Scope and Purpose of Coastal and Marine Studies
2	Best Practice in Coastal and Marine Studies
3	Cross-Curriculum Planning for K-7 Coastal and Marine Studies
4	Using the Environment and Community as a Resource for Learning in Coastal and Marine Studies
5	Investigating Coastal and Marine Environments through Science
6	Investigating Coastal and Marine Environments through Studies of Society and Environment
7	Who Cares for our Coast? Understanding How our Coastal Zone is Managed
8	Accessing and Evaluating Resources for Coastal and Marine Studies
9	Teaching Controversial Issues in Coastal and Marine Studies
10	Appropriate Assessment for Coastal and Marine Studies
11	Early Years Marine Education
12	Teaching Module in the Arts - Sea Expressions
13	Multi-cultural perspectives: Migrants
14	Multi-cultural perspectives: Indigenous People
15	Taking Action for the Coastal and Marine Environment
	General Overhead Transparencies

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