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Detective work in the really “Deep South”: National Geographic photographer Maria Stenzel reports on Signs of a Changing Climate as keynoter for the Learning Net’s 2009 Summer Institute. Download schedules and registration information here. Photograph courtesy National Geographic   March 11, 2010 What's New   • Want a glimpse of "Infinite Potential?"   • Click at right to join the fastest-growing collaborative concerned with education and climate change   • What's New — All Items Become a Member Join the Learning Net Community Special Subscription Rate Subscribe to National Geographic magazine for only $1 a month! National Geographic Classroom Companion Get resources (lesson plans, maps, photos, news articles, books, videos, and more) related to each topic in National Geographic magazine.

The Learning Net Engaging students anywhere through learning connections everywhere! About The Learning Net >> The Learning Net members >> Photograph courtesy Tec de Monterrey Workshops & Conferences Get information on national conferences, workshops, and professional development opportunities. Event Calendar >> Workshops & Conferences >> Photograph courtesy Nassau BOCES Forums & Discussions Share ideas and discuss projects: The Learning Net Community forums. Use the listserv to reach all members with your message. Photograph courtesy Nassau BOCES For Educators The Learning Net will actively share the best ideas and strategies for interdisciplinary science, math and technology education, and will be a local resource for student and teacher engagement. The Learning Net members bring an array of programs to their local teachers and students including the JASON Project, Immersion Presents, Polar-Palooza and Giant Traveling Maps. Photograph courtesy Nassau BOCES Learning Net In Action! The Learning Net supports the distribution of content using real science, field activities, standards alignment, professional development, and engagement with practicing scientists. Investigate Earth processes using real data. Explore Data in the Classroom >> Transport your classroom to the center of Earth's most extreme weather events. Explore Operation: Monster Storms >> Photograph courtesy Nassau BOCES

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