Working with the Sea: Nova Scotia Dykelands and Climate Change
A learning resource for grade 12 global geography classes about dykelands in Nova Scotia and globally.
Learners will examine the issues and benefits related to the dykelands of Nova Scotia, and consult various sources in a research project. Background information is provided on topics like global dyke systems, dykes and climate change, and agricultural marshlands. A video accompanies this resource along with a viewing guide.
The Working with the Sea resource includes:
- a lesson plan with curriculum connections to grade 12 Global Geography, background information, guiding questions and a list of online resources
- a student-facing inquiry guide
- a video documentary to accompany the student-facing guide
- staff support to answer questions
Eligibility
Grade 12 global geography teachers in Nova Scotia public schools can apply.
How to apply
- Determine if the Working with the Sea resource is a good fit for your classroom.
- Complete the application form.
- The Department of Agriculture will review all applications.
- Teachers will be contacted and sent the resources by email.
How long it takes
In most cases, teachers will be notified within 10 days of receipt of application and will be provided with the lesson plan by email.
Cost
There is no cost to participate in this program.
Before you apply
Make sure your school principal is aware of your intention to apply to the program and supports your participation.
Apply online
Other ways to apply
If you are unable to apply online, contact the Agricultural Education office at 902-893-6575 or ag.education@novascotia.ca
Contact Information
Agricultural Education Office
74 Research Dr.
Bible Hill, NS B6L 2R2
Phone: 902-893-6575
Email: ag.education@novascotia.ca