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Mrs. Jennifer Ogo
Kearny High School- SCT Room 701 Phone: 858-496-8370 x 4701 Email: jogo@sandi.net www.kearnysct.com |
Mrs. Ogo- Class of 1993
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"In the end, we will conserve only what we love. We will love only what we understand. We will understand only what we are taught."
Baba Dioum –Senegalese Environmentalist
Baba Dioum –Senegalese Environmentalist
Disclaimer: I cannot claim that all material listed on this website is mine originally. Throughout my years of teaching, I have gathered resources from many different sources and from other teacher sites. Thank you for all teachers out there that are willing to share for the benefit of all.
What is "APES"?
AP Environmental Science (APES) is a year-long course that is the equivalent to a one semester college level Environmental Science course. Students will be expected to take the AP Environmental Science test in May 2012.
Environmental Science is the interaction of sciences that attempts to explain how life on the Earth is sustained, what leads to environmental problems, how humans are responsible and interact with these elements and how these problems can be solved. Many sciences are important to environmental science. These include Biology (especially Ecology, that part of Biology that deals with the relationships among living things and their environment), Geology, Hydrology, Climatology, Meteorology, Oceanography, and Soil Science.
In addition, APES students learn about environmental laws, environmental regulations, and environmental history. APES students must be good readers, writers and strong in math.
Environmental Science is the interaction of sciences that attempts to explain how life on the Earth is sustained, what leads to environmental problems, how humans are responsible and interact with these elements and how these problems can be solved. Many sciences are important to environmental science. These include Biology (especially Ecology, that part of Biology that deals with the relationships among living things and their environment), Geology, Hydrology, Climatology, Meteorology, Oceanography, and Soil Science.
In addition, APES students learn about environmental laws, environmental regulations, and environmental history. APES students must be good readers, writers and strong in math.
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Chipotle- Environmental Consciousness |
