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UC Santa Cruz Kraw Lecture January 2022 |
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National Geographic Education: Explorer Classroom |
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TEDx Santa Cruz December 2019 How Learning in Nature Helps Diverse Students Succeed |
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Seymour Center "Labside Chat" July 2020 |
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A Seal Named Patches is a good-news story from a place I hold dear. This Antarctic tale teaches children about the icy, beautiful continent and all the animals (like Patches) that call it home.” 
This book takes current science from the most treacherous place on Earth and delivers with majestic images and heartfelt warmth for grade school kids. A real treat.” 
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Only if we understand can we care; and only if we care will we help.This delightful story will help children to understand the magical world of snow and ice that is home to a very special seal, Patches. They will want to learn more, and be stimulated and inspired to protect the wonders of nature and the animals with whom we share Planet Earth.” 
This charming story tells the tale of the amazing adaptations of ocean animals and the dedication of the scientists who study them – a happy story, but with an important message to encourage understanding and protection of places where ocean animals like Patches can survive and thrive.” 
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Slideshow of sample pages :
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Explorer Classroom National Geographic Exploring By The Seat Of Your Pants Virtual Classroom Visit (December 2018) |
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K-12 Classroom Outreach Program
