Anne Egger
Geological Sciences, Geology
Central Washington University
Anne Egger is a professor at Central Washington University, where she has a joint appointment in Geological Sciences and Science and Mathematics Education. Egger is a leader in the National Association of Geoscience Teachers (NAGT), having served in the presidential line 2015-18 and on several committees, including the professional development committee. In 2018, she became Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Geoscience Education, and in 2019 she became Executive Director. Much of her work in NAGT has focused on leading workshops for faculty and graduate students, including a series of workshops on teaching introductory courses. As an author, editor, and co-project director for Visionlearning (http://www.visionlearning.com), Egger develops peer-reviewed readings for learning about science in a way that focuses on how we know what we know, the data that support our scientific explanations, and the people behind the science.
Project Leader
TIDeS: Teaching with Investigation and Design in Science part of TIDeS
Project website for TIDeS (Teaching with Investigation and Design in Science), an NSF-funded initiative aimed at transforming undergraduate science education by promoting inquiry-based learning and engineering design, offering teaching materials, research insights, workshops, and resources for educators and future K–12 teachers.
Intro to InTeGrate part of Integrate
Project overview page introducing InTeGrate, a sustainability-focused geoscience education initiative offering classroom-tested teaching materials, institutional change models, community engagement, and professional development for higher education faculty.
Website Content Contributions
Course Modules (5)
Mapping the Environment with Sensory Perception part of Mapping the Environment with Sensory Perception
This module connects students' personal sensory experiences to environmental data collected and analyzed by geoscientists, cultural impacts documented by social scientists, and the communication of ...
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Activities (13)
Exploring the nature of geoscience using cartoon cards part of Integrate:Workshops and Webinars:Teaching the Methods of Geoscience:Activities
In this activity, students work in groups to put a set of cartoon cards in order, much in the way that we might assemble a geologic history. The primary goal of the activity is to explore the nature of science in general and the nature of geoscience or historical science specifically, without requiring any content knowledge.
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Courses (4)
Teaching the Geology of the Pacific Northwest part of Integrate:Workshops and Webinars:Teaching the Methods of Geoscience:Course
This course is for Earth science teaching majors, general science teaching majors, and anyone who is interested in both the geology of the Pacific Northwest and how to teach. We explore broad themes in Earth ...
Essay (1)
Using research to teach the methods of geoscience part of Integrate:Workshops and Webinars:Teaching the Methods of Geoscience:Essays
A personal essay page detailing how incorporating geoscience research into teaching helps students from diverse disciplines understand the methods of geoscience, particularly through inquiry-based learning, interdisciplinary connections, and explicit narration of scientific processes in both research-intensive and teacher preparation settings.
Conference Presentations (16)
Looking Back and Looking Forward: 10 Years of Earth Educators' Rendezvous part of Earth Educators Rendezvous:Previous Rendezvous:Rendezvous 2024:Program:Poster Sessions:Monday Poster Session
2024 marks the 10th year of the Earth Educators' Rendezvous. This presentation aims to highlight the history of the Rendezvous program, from its inception as part of the On the Cutting Edge and InTeGrate ...
Other Contributions (24)
Density, Isostasy, and Topography part of Integrate:Workshops and Webinars:Teaching the Methods of Geoscience:Activity Supplement Collection
This educational resource page supplements a geoscience teaching activity on density, isostasy, and topography, detailing how students use rock and wood block measurements, data sharing, and mathematical modeling to explore Earth's bimodal topography through authentic geoscientific practices like pattern recognition, analog experimentation, and collaborative inquiry.
Communities
Pacific Northwest Section, Geo2YC: The Two-Year College Division, Geoscience Education Research Division, Teacher Education Division
23 activities reviewed
July 2024 Earth Educators Rendezvous 2023
July 2023 Earth Educators Rendezvous 2022
July 2022 Earth Educators Rendezvous 2021
July 2021 Earth Educators Rendezvous 2020
July 2020 Earth Educators Rendezvous 2019
July 2019 Earth Educators Rendezvous 2018
July 2018 Earth Educators Rendezvous 2017
July 2017 Earth Educators Rendezvous 2016
July 2016 Earth Educators Rendezvous 2015
July 2015 Planning CommitteeTIDeS Advisory Board
PICE National Geoscience Teaching Practices Survey Research Team
EER 2024 fMRI Lab Tour - Thursday
Integrate/GETSI 2023 Survey
JGE Associate Editors
NAGT All
NAGT Past Presidents
NGSS Tagging Camp EER 2019
Teach the Earth
TIDeS Earth Science
TIDeS Geography/Environmental
TIDeS Life Science
TIDeS Materials Development
TIDeS Physical Science
Education Icon
NAGT Teaching Graduate Students
Teaching Geoscience Online
Workshop Leader (18 workshops)
July 2020Connecting Earth Science and Sustainability to Teach the NGSS Workshop
August 2018Getting the Most out of Your Intro Courses 2014
March 2014
Workshop Participant (50 workshops)
July 2020 Advancing Transdisciplinary Dialogue in Geoscience Education Research
July 2018 Designing your Course to Maximize Student Learning
July 2017
Webinar Leader (4 webinars)
October 2019Pathways to performance expectations using InTeGrate materials
November 2018NGSS Webinar: Making Your Course Worth Their Time
November 2016



















