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Antarctic Ice Mass Loss 2002-2020
Provided by:
NASA
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Published on:
April 27, 2021
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Synopsis
In this short animation from NASA, students observe an animated graph and color-coded map of Antarctica that show Antarctica's ice loss over the last 20 years.
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Subjects:
Earth and Space Sciences
Authors:
NASA
Region:
Polar Regions
Languages:
English
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Positives
Students can look at the graph and follow along with it, making it useful to visualize the tons of ice loss per year.
Prerequisites
Students need to be familiar with climate change and how it is causing ice melt in Antarctica.
Differentiation & Implementation
This video has no sound and is short, so the teacher can repeat it, pause it, or play it slower to allow students to watch the changes as they unfold.
Students can answer questions about the causes of ice melt in Antarctica or connect it to the concept of albedo.
Teachers can ask students to write explanatory texts based on the data presented in the graph to describe what is happening.
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