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Resources for Teaching Sedimentary Geology

Bright Angel Canyon
Bright Angel Canyon, photo courtesy USGS.

This site contains a variety of resources for faculty members who teach undergraduate sedimentary geology. You will find links to a growing collection of activities and assignments, internet and computer resources, useful articles, presentations from the summer 2006 workshop on teaching sedimentary geology, and lots of creative ideas for teaching sedimentary geology.

Ideas and materials for teaching in the classroom, lab, and field

The resource collections listed below reflect the contributions of faculty members from across the country.

Goals for teaching sedimentary geology

What are we trying to accomplish in teaching undergraduate sedimentary geology courses? Participants at the workshop Teaching Sedimentary Geology in the 21st Century have offered their thoughts on what we might want students to be able to do after they have finished with a sedimentary geology course. View some of these goals.

2006 Workshop on Teaching Sedimentary Geology

This workshop brought together faculty from across the country to share ideas, gain insights and present innovative teaching methods. The materials that were presented at this workshop are linked from the workshop program.

We're seeking references, online materials and classroom activities

Do you have teaching materials, references or web sites you use and recommend for teaching about sedimentary geology? We encourage you to share your favorite teaching materials and help us expand the resource collections.

Teaching Sedimentary Geology Email List

Share insight, ask questions or network with other faculty. The link above will also provide access to the email list archives or allow you to unsubscribe.

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