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July 20-23, 2026 | Columbia, SC
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Evaluating Sources and Claims About Socioscientific Issues in the Earth and Environmental Sciences
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Initial Publication Date: June 8, 2026
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Earth Educators Rendezvous
Rendezvous 2026
Program
Morning Workshops
Preparing for an Academic Career
Designing Activities to Engage Students and Enhance Learning in Quantitatively Challenging Geoscience Content
Unlocking the Potential of your Introductory Geoscience Course
Beyond the Breaking News: Using land surface hazard data to teach earth systems connections to intro geoscience students
Integrating Teamwork Skills as Explicit Pedagogical Strategy
Fun with Earth and Space Science for All Students!
Writing Retreat
Instructional Design: How to write an elearning tutorial style quiz to advance scientific computing in your classroom
Theories of Change and Logic Models
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Climate in your own backyard and DataWISE
Evaluating Sources and Claims About Socioscientific Issues in the Earth and Environmental Sciences
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