Earthquakes

9809583约翰逊发现科学中心计划以地震为主题举办一个名为“摇，摇，摇”的展览，这是一个与南加州社区高度相关的主题。该展览旨在让参观者参与科学探究，并通过基于探究的指导来适应不同的学习方式和性别平等。将为家庭和学校团体制定强有力的教育计划来支持展览。探索科学中心计划以国家科学教育标准（NSES）中定义的“统一概念和过程”和“科学技术标准”为基础，开发一个1500平方英尺的展示厅，展示7 ~ 10个展品。展览遵循工程流程，并为家庭提供参与创新问题识别的机会。一项全面的教育计划将为教师提供有关地震的讲习班，以便他们在教授这门学科时获得知识和信心，为教师提供资源包，其中包括教师指南、可复制材料和操作工具，以便他们保存以教授学生，提供由科学中心工作人员在学生学校和科学中心本身进行的互动演示。并通过教授地震准备以及如何在地震中和地震后做出反应来提供公共服务。一个可供社区、教师、学生和其他以地震为基础的科学中心使用的网页将被开发出来。展览和节目将由探索科学中心进行全面评估。科学中心将与联邦紧急事务管理局和一个由科学家、教师和南加州地震中心、加州理工学院等该领域专家组成的地方咨询委员会合作，共同制定项目和展览。据估计，每年将有32.5万名游客参观探索科学中心，体验地震展览。该项目还将通过进入学校和网站的外展项目进入社区。

9809583JohnsonDiscovery Science Center plans to develop an exhibition entitled "Shake, Rattle and Roll" which is based on the topic of earthquakes, a highly relevant subject to the Southern California community. The exhibit will be designed to engage the visitor in scientific query and lends itself through inquiry based instruction to accommodate for varied learning styles and gender equity. Strong educational programs for families and school groups will be developed to support the exhibition. Discovery Science Center plans to develop a 1500 square foot exhibition with seven to ten exhibits based on the Unifying Concepts and Processes and Science and Technology Standards as defined by National Science Education Standards (NSES). The exhibition follows the engineering process and presents opportunities for families to engage in innovative problem identification. A comprehensive educational program will provide teachers with workshops on earthquakes so that they gain knowledge and confidence in teaching the subject, provide teachers with resource kits containing a teacher's guide, reproducible materials and manipulatives that they may keep in order to teach their students, provide an interactive demonstration that will be performed by Science Center staff at students' schools and at the Science Center itself, and provide a public service by teaching earthquake preparedness and how to respond during and after an earthquake. A Web page that can be used by the community, teachers, students and other science centers that will be based on earthquakes will be developed. The exhibitions and programs will be fully evaluated by Discovery Science Center. The Science Center will work in conjunction with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and a local advisory committee comprised of scientists, teachers, and experts in the field including the Southern California Earthquake Center and Caltech to develop the programs and exhibition. It is estimated that 325,000 guests will visit Discovery Science Center annually and experience the Earthquake exhibit. The program will also reach the community through outreach programs into schools and the Web site.