Environmental Science Teachers, Postsecondary
An environmental science teacher in the geosciences has the primary
responsibility of helping students understand environmental processes,
the impact that humans have on the world, and the importance of
protecting our environment for future generations. They require an
extensive background in the geosciences to complete tasks such as:
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Developing lesson plans that cover a variety of environmental
science topics such as climate change, pollution, sustainability,
and natural disasters.
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Collaborating with other faculty members to develop
interdisciplinary courses or programs.
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Conducting laboratory experiments with students to demonstrate
environmental concepts.
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Participating in professional development activities to stay
up-to-date with the latest developments in environmental science
research.
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Conducting research on environmental issues and publishing findings
in peer-reviewed journals. This may also include advising students
on their environmental research projects.
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Serving on committees or participating in outreach activities to
promote environmental awareness.
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