EENC's 16th Annual Conference: Renew Your Sense of Wonder

November 4, 2006:  Saturday Concurrent Sessions
Fort Bragg, NC

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(6 separate rooms/locations)

Grouped according to theme:

Renewing a Sense of Wonder in the Classroom
Population Connections—Luann Bridle
Birds in the Schoolyard—Randy Senzig
Wonder Why Worms Wriggle?—Ronda Jones & Rhonda Sherman

Landscapes of Wonder
Environmental Art—Shaping the Landscape—Joseph Covington
The Inuit—1st Victims of Global Warming—Carlos Velasquez
Shaping & Monitoring Fort Bragg’s Longleaf Pine Ecosystem—Beth Evans

Wonder-ful Lesson Plans
Learn NC—Lesley Richardson
Whirling Swirling Air Quality—Anne Galamb                            
Environmental Tipping Points—Catherine Matthews

Wonder-ful Teacher Resources
Eco-Pedagogy--NCCAT—David Wojnowski
Ocean Literacy—Terri Kirby Hathaway
“Kilowatt Ours” movie—Jeff Barrie

Wondering in New Directions
Needs Assessment—Deb Hall and Sara Ashenburg
Benefits of Alternative Fuels—Bill Smith and Congressman Bob Etheridge
MISSION:  Organization—D’Nise Hefner and Stephanie Avett

The Wonder of Behavior Change
Synergy of the Commons—Charlotte Clark
Social Marketing—Kelley Dennings
Empowering Least-served Youth (Water Quality)—Brad Herring

 

Grouped by Time:

Session I:       9:30 - 10:30
Population Connections
Environmental Art
Learn NC
Eco-pedagogy
Needs Assessment
Synergy of the Commons 

Session 2:      11:00 – 12:00
Birds in the Schoolyard
The Inuit—1st Victims of Global Warming
Whirling Swirling Air Quality
Ocean Literacy
Benefits of Alternative Fuels
Social Marketing

Session 3:      2:30 - 3:30
Wonder Why Worms Wriggle?
Shaping & Monitoring Fort Bragg’s Longleaf Pine Ecosystem
Environmental Tipping Points
“Kilowatt Ours” movie
MISSION:  Organization
Empowering Least-served Youth

Free Time Options:   4:00 – 5:00
“Kilowatt Ours” movie
Discussion Group—Fundraising
Tour of Golden Knights Green Building at Fort Bragg
Last Chance to visit the Exhibits