Environmental Science is interdisciplinary because many scientists with different training are needed to solve complex problems: ie., physicists, chemists, biologists, meteorologists, and oceanographers to name a few. Elaine's mom, Yixian, showed us how data is collected from the Ipswich River Watershed. We learned how important collecting data is when monitoring the environment.
Thank you, Yixian, for spending part of the morning teaching us in general about Environmental Science and specifically about data collecting. Your experiment was a great demonstration showing how data can be collected and the many ways it can be used.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for coming into our class! I really liked the experiment you showed us to find the amount of oxygen in water. I really learned a lot about Environmental Science!
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Elizabeth
thank you so much for teaching us about environmental science! it was very interesting! I especially LOVED the experiment! that was cool when the water awas a different color, and then you changed it back to clear water!!
ReplyDeletethank you again for taking the time out of your day to spend the morning teaching us!!
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jenny lipof
Dear Yixian,
ReplyDeleteThamk you for coming to our school and teaching us about what you do. I though the test you showed us was really cool! I didn't know that the tempature could affect the level of oxegyn in the water.
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Emma
Thanks for coming to are classroom! I really enjoyed your presentation. I learned a lot. I loved the experiment you did. It was really cool!
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Thanks so much for coming in. Your slides were very detalied. Also, i really like the experiment you did. It showed a great example of what you do.
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Irene
Thank you for coming to our classroom to talk to us about Environmental Science! It was very interesting. I especially liked the experiment that showed us how you find out how much oxygen is in the river water.
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Maya
Thank you for coming into our class and teaching us about your job! I learned many new things about Environmental Science and I thought the experiment about collecting data from the Ipswich River was very interesting and amazing. Thanks again!
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Yordi
Thank you so much for coming in to teach us about your interesting job i had a lot of fun. The tests you had done were also very cool, thanks again.
ReplyDeleteOlyvia
Thank you for coming to our class. I loved your presentation, it was very interesting. I enjoyed how you showed us a specific test and actually did it. It was so cool when the liquid turned a dark blue and then you turned it clear again. Thank you,again, for coming to our class.
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Thank you! I really enjoyed the experiment you showed us on how they collect the water samples to use to collect the data. Now that you came, Environmental Science seems like a cool subject to learn about!
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Thank you so much for coming to our class! It was really fun when you showed how to collect water samples and test the oxygen level.
ReplyDeleteJack S.
Thank you for coming into our class and teaching us about what you do. I loved when you turned that black murky liquid into a clear liquid. I also loved your presentation, it was interesting and fun!
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Noy
Thanks for coming in! I loved how you did a live experiment right in our classroom. I had never even heard about the Ipswich River Watershed. It was very interesting learning how we can protect the environment.
ReplyDeleteAndrew
Thank you for coming! I especially enjoyed the experiment you did, though I liked everything else too! I now understand that we need to take care of our environment, and how important environmental scientists are.
ReplyDeleteElaine
Thank you so much for coming into our classroom. I really learned a lot. I thought that experiment that you showed us about the water was really interesting. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteBen
I thought the experiment with the water samples was great. It made environmental science seem more fun and interesting to learn about. Are some of the tests you do, dangerous? Thanks for coming!
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Benji,
DeleteThat is a very good question. Tests performed in environmental studies should not be dangerous, because otherwise these tests do not serve the purpose of protecting the environment and human health. However, some of the chemicals that we use in the tests can be harmful to human body if the person performing the tests do not wear proper protection. For example, acids can be corrosive to the skin. That is why we need to put on protection such as gloves and sometimes safety glasses when performing the tests.
Hope this helps.
Yixian
thanks for coming and sharing it was so interesting. The tests were s cool thanks
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Thank you soo much! For coming into our class room to teach about the enviornment and the water levels in it. I really liked your presentation; I also enjoyed the science experiment awsome!
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thanks for coming in. i especially liked the experiment with the water and how it changed colors.
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Jonah
Dear Elaine's mother,
ReplyDeleteThank you for coming in and showing us how data is collected from the Ipswich River Watershed. It was very interesting when you did that water experiment. I learned so much about Environmental Science that day. Thanks again!
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Have you always wanted to be an enviromentalist scientist? If not what did you want to be? Also thanks for the educational presentation I found it very interesting.
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