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4 reasons we're saying ‘thank you’ to teachers

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Teachers, parents: Check out our resources for at-home learning

December 2, 2020

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A NOAA Teacher at Sea alum with shark jaws.

10 reasons why NOAA loves working with teachers

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An enthusiastic educator builds a methane hydrate model as part of a lesson focused on ocean energy during a NOAA Office of Exploration and Research Exploring the Deep Ocean with NOAA professional development workshop. The workshop took place at the Aquarium of the Pacific in San Diego, California.

Educators: Set sail with NOAA! Become a Teacher at Sea

November 1, 2018

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Teacher at Sea Eric Koser teaches physics at Mankato West High School in Mankato, Minnesota. Eric was aboard NOAA Ship Rainier while scientists conducted a hydrographic survey in Cold Bay, Alaska, in 2018.

Alumni workshops bring teachers together, building on NOAA’s Teacher at Sea experience

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Several NOAA Teacher at Sea alumni came together in Pascagoula, Mississippi, at NOAA's facility to learn about science research in the region, expand their STEM education network, and enhance their at-sea experience.

Photo story: What I did on summer vacation, NOAA edition

August 30, 2017

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(From left to right) Hollings Scholar Carly LaRoche, NOAA Teacher at Sea Helen Haskell, and Lieutenant Damian Manda with a sample from the bottom of the seafloor. Haskell spent 22 days at sea aboard NOAA Ship Fairweather helping scientists conduct a hydrographic survey off the coast of Alaska. You can read more about Helen’s adventures at sea on the NOAA Teacher at Sea blog.

Connect with NOAA at the National Science Teachers Association conference

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NOAA staff at the 2015 National Science Teachers Association conference in Chicago, Illinois.