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Juan Felipe Restrepo Mesa
Colegio Montessori de Cartagena/Knowledge Management Chief
Colombia

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Marine biologist from Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano.1989’s promotion “Jorge Tadeo Lozano University AWARD” winner. MBA from EAFIT University. Science bilingual (Spanish- English) teacher. Cambridge test marker. Subjects of Interest: Science education, science teaching and learning, inquiry pedagogy, ICT, Cambridge curriculum, entrepreneurship, organizational theory, organizational learning, virtual team work, virtual leadership.

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Wed, Sep 02, 2020 5:16 AM in NASA Exploration APP

Dear Paulo Greetings from Cartagena de Indias - Colombia Try NASA's GLOBE program ( http://globe.gov/) and the GLOBE Observer app that you can download from the apple store or android play, and within the Cloud tool. Best regards,

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Mon, Sep 16, 2019 6:05 AM in Aziz Austin assignment #1

I totally agree, I just wanted to add, that I will not answer all the children's questions, instead, I will ask them back with their own questions. In this way, I will promote inquiry and increase the chances of having problem questions that eventually end in research projects that respond to their genuine interests. Best Regards, Juan Felipe Restrepo Mesa, Montessori School of Cartagena, Car...

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Fri, Oct 13, 2017 4:35 AM in Urban Habitat

Dear Victoria I recommend to you the I-Naturalist repository (inaturalist.org) and the Encyclopedia of Life (eol.org). These two web pages, although they are different institutions, the two complement each other. With EOL, you can create collections of living things of any kind, and since it works almost like a wiki, every specimen that you collect in your lists is brought to it with all its meta...

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Nature in the City: Outdoor projects for urban schools

Fri, Oct 13, 2017 4:53 AM
Nature in the City

Excellent article, awesome ideas for conducting class projects with the kids. Nowadays kids and adults, equal, are experiencing a lack of nature with terrible consequences for mental health, here two very simple activities that take outmost of urban ecosystems. Both projects, pigeons colors and tones, and rainfall measurement are feasible and easy to implement, and doesn't require expensive or fancy materials.

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