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How To D o Your Own Air Quality Workshop - PPT Presentation

for Teachers Donna Rogers US Environmental Protection Agency Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards National Air Quality Conference February 11 2014 Air Quality Workshop A Toolkit for Facilitators ID: 722416

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How To Do Your Own Air Quality Workshop for Teachers

Donna RogersUS Environmental Protection AgencyOffice of Air Quality Planning and StandardsNational Air Quality ConferenceFebruary 11, 2014Slide2

Air Quality Workshop: A Toolkit for Facilitators

www.airnow.gov/teachers

EPA/OAQPS has provided Air Quality Workshops for teachers since early 1990’s

With history/experience wanted to share ideas and resources

Developed the

Air Quality Workshop: A Toolkit for FacilitatorsSlide3

How To Do Your Own Teacher Workshop in……Five Easy Steps

Recruit and Register TeachersDevelop Agenda and Invite SpeakersPrepare Materials for Hands-on Activities and Order Resources

Host Workshop

Evaluation and Follow UpSlide4

Step 1.…Recruit and Register Teachers

Recruit and Register TeachersShare recruitment notice via website, conferences, newsletters, co-workers, etc.K-12 science teachers

Members of environmental organizations

Education Specialists for State Parks, Museums, etc.

Pre-service teachers in local colleges and universitiesSlide5

Step 2…Develop Agenda and Invite Speakers

Develop Agenda and Invite SpeakersSample agendas provided for one or two day workshopEngage the teachers - keep them involved

Hands-on activitiesHave them share with each other

Interactive sessionsSlide6

8:30 - 9:00 am Registration

9:00 - 9:15 am

Welcome and Introductions

Workshop Goals/Objectives

9:15 - 10:15 am Nature of Air (Properties of Air; 4 stations; divide teachers and rotate every 15 minutes)

10:15 - 10:30 am

BREAK

10:30 - 11:15 am EPA’s Regulatory Approach to Air Quality Management (and/or Your State’s Approach)

11:15 – 12:00 pm Field Testing for Ozone – (Schoenbein testing strips – hang strips outside)

12:00 - 12:45 pm

LUNCH

12:45 - 1:45 pm

AIR QUALITY EXTRAVAGANZA

Bird’s Eye View

&

More

(K-2)

Air Temperature Inversion (6-12)

As I Live and Breathe

(3-5)

Ozone: Double Trouble

(9-12) Let’s Sock Car Exhaust (6-8) Don’t Take a Lichen for Pollution (6-8) 1:45 - 2:00 pm BREAK2:00 – 2:45 pm Climate Change and/or Ecological Footprint Activities 2:45 - 3:15 pm Showcase EPA’s Online Resources: AIRNow; AQI for Kids; AIRNow for Students; Smog City 2; Air Pollution: What’s the Solution; School Flag Program; Children’s Book 3:15 – 3:35 pm Whirling, Swirling Air Pollution (good culminating activity; interactive and fun)3:35 – 4:00 pm Q&A’s, Distribute Resources, Evaluations and Certificates Facilitator (Contact Information)

Sample One Day AgendaSlide7

Properties of AirTable LiftAir Creates PressureSlide8
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Step 3…Prepare Materials and Order Resources

Prepare Materials and Order ResourcesMaterials for activities are easy to obtain…card stock, scissors, tape, milk cartons, straws, coffee filters, etc.Organize/store each activity in individual containers

Teachers LOVE “FREE” - order resources from NSCEP, state agencies, health organizations, etc.Slide10
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Step 4…Host Workshop

Host WorkshopBe prepared - set up the day beforeProvide coffee, juice, bagels or some refreshmentSlide13

Step 5…Evaluation and Follow Up

Evaluation and Follow Up

Feedback is critical

What worked, what didn’t work?

“Thank you” to teachers, speakers, anyone who helpedSlide14

Have a workshop!

Teachers need air quality information and ideas.

Donna Rogers

rogers.donna@epa.gov

(919) 541-5478