Study Abroad in Iceland Content - Dr. Chad Heinzel
Primary Student Learning Outcomes:
Values: Analyze the origins and consequences of one’s own personal values
Ethics: Apply ethical reasoning to important issues facing society
• Characterize basic properties and usages of minerals, rocks, clay, water, energy sources, soil, timber and landscapes as they relate to human activities.
• Effectively communicate how a region’s natural resources influence a civilization’s economy, health, trade relationships, technological advancements, agricultural potential and potential conflict/warfare.
• Develop empathy and understanding toward cultural diversity, through learning the importance of having inclusive sociopolitical infrastructures while celebrating our important and unique backgrounds.
• Recognize the difference between opinion and scientific knowledge, and be able to apply critical-thinking to support your personal and civic decisions.
• Compare and contrast the successes and failures of the Roman, Egyptian and Native American cultures with respect to their relationships toward natural resources/environments.
“Learning from the past, so that we may not suffer the same fate of past/failed Civilizations.”
Pre Trip
Geologic History - Slides
Natural & Human History - Slides 1 , Slides 2
Post Trip
Environmental Sustainability
Globalization: Cultural, Economic and Scientific Transference