Teaching
Teaching in fall
Don – intro course
Bill-
Vicki – 4th year geologic engineering (geologic storage of nuclear fuel)
Kevin – physical geol
Bill- not teaching
Abe – intro hydro, graduate hydro
Terry – Physical geology
Scott – speleology, upper level hydrogeology
David – work into book chapter for Earth system class
Module
1 Scott, David
2 David
Terry, Mary ,
3- Kevin, Abe, Terry, Scott, David = === Kevin
Learning Goal:
Understand what types of data can be used to understand subsurface geology
Use different types of evidence/data to understand geologic framework that influences water flow (surface/subsurface) in site area
Construct a geologic map that demonstrates the organization of materials in the subsurface.
understand spatial relations in subsurface
- move from map to plan
- use logs to plot units
- use aereal photography to understand terrain’
Interpret water flow based on topography using air photo.
4 – Don, Kevin, Abe, Terry, Scott, David
Learning Goal
5 – Don, Kevin, Bill, Abe, Terry, Scott, David
Abe, David, Scott
6- Abe, Terry, Scott, David
7- Abe, Terry, Scott, David
8- Don, Abe, David
Develop skills in hypothesis testing.
LEARING GOAL: Evaluate the most likely source of contaminants in the well based on hydrologic and geologic data and principles. To what extent do each of these three factors play a role in the contamination of the well: river, flooding, and groundwater.
Successfully explain this argument to a layperson or jury by reducing it to a simplified form.
Trial Group: Kevin Bill, Vicki, Don
9 – Vicki
Ability to present scientific concepts to lay people.
LEARNING GOAL:
Develop a believable opinion based on scientific knowledge.
Students can be an effective expert witness for a specific point of view (believable expert)
Method: Rubric for assessment of presentation
10
Learning Goal: Be facile with knowledge surrounding case
Construct arguments based on data.
Demonstrate by effectively querry opposition and strong defense of case.
Enter trial with strong position based on well informed case and strong understanding of what opposition knows (minimize surprises)
Formulating your Case rubric
11- Bill, Kevin, Don
12- Bill
13 - Vicki
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