The Natural History Museum of Utah is proud to present Research Quest—an online educational resource for students who are at home, that promotes critical thinking–this week: change in the mountains.
This week's investigations focus on change in the Uinta Mountains of Utah--change that's impacting many mountains in the American West and around the world.
On Monday through Thursday, we'll focus on the following questions:
Monday: What's Killing these Trees? Part one
Tuesday: What's Killing these Trees? Part two
Wednesday: Who wins and who loses in a rapidly changing forest? Part one
Thursday: Who wins and who loses in a rapidly changing forest? Part two
Friday: A question and answer session with our research scientist
Courses are underway now and are:
Facilitated by a professional NHMU educator
Interactive and available free of charge
Offered weekdays beginning at 9:30 AM MDT
Taught in multiple sessions with fresh content each day
These were designed for middle school students, but students of all ages are welcome
You can do some, or all, the classes. And you do not need to do them in order!
We'll offer all students who complete each class a digital Certificate of Completion.
Research Quest is a free digital online platform aimed at middle school students that provides supplemental science education and critical thinking opportunities using research and objects from the Natural History Museum of Utah’s collections.
Sign up today.
Research Quest is free. Sign up via the NHMU website.
2020/03/23 - 2020/03/27
Additional time info:
Instructor led classes are Monday through Thursday, with a questions and answer session with a research scientist on Friday.
Online/Virtual Space
Online/Virtual, UT 00000