Math Lesson: Tormentas severas: Análisis de datos
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Created by Teacher(s): Cecilia Vila, Sustainable Jersey for Schools|Published on: September 4, 2024
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Synopsis
Students create a timeline of severe storms to draw conclusions about the impacts of climate change.
Inquire: Students collect data from severe storms that have impacted New Jersey.
Investigate: Students represent the frequency of severe storms in New Jersey as an interactive timeline.
Inspire: Students explore sustainable solutions to reduce the impact of coastal erosion caused by severe storms.
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