Developing a community of Great Lakes literate educators, students, scientists, environmental professionals, and citizen volunteers, dedicated to improved Great Lakes stewardship.
Ms. Ziegler is an ace at teaching on a small urban lake and connecting that learning to the Great Lakes.
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Mr. Koschmann’s classes look forward to having fun while learning how their science applies to their lives and how to present it to others.
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Bringing the lakes to the classroom is critical and really allows students to see what the Great Lakes have to offer.
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I believe that ... the increasing use of digital curricula shifts focus away from natural learning experiences.
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Mike Berenkowski’s favorite teaching moments are when his older students work alongside younger students to share knowledge and love for Lake Huron.
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Michele Huppert, a teacher from west-central Wisconsin, has inspired students to investigate and value the natural world for over 20 years.
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Infusing Great Lakes topics in curriculum helps students gain an understanding of the local ecosystem, a sense of place, and the role of stewardship.
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To have the Great Lakes in our backyard is a cool responsibility to enjoy.
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Michigan Elementary Science Teacher of the Year, Bob Thomson (Alpena), inspires Great Lakes learning, community connections, and student stewardship.
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Hannah is a Biology and Environmental Science Teacher at Fort LeBoeuf High School in Waterford, PA. She inspires both her student and colleagues!
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