The Institute has a dedicated management staff composed of educators who will interact with school children, prepare exhibits for public viewing, and interact with the researchers to incorporate their findings and lead visits to their field sites and laboratories. |
The Aucilla Research Institute (ARI) is developing a program involving enrichment classes for local high school students. The program is designed to introduce students to scientific research and modern technology by exposure to hands-on activities in both the field and laboratory. Class Video 1 Class Video 2
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In the ClassroomStudents raise their hands and answer questions about archaeology and Florida history. Sample artifacts from the local area are on-hand for show and tell. More images . . .
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Out in the FieldThese 5th graders helped screen for real artifacts at the Wakulla Springs dig site near Tallahassee, Florida.
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Tools to help the TeacherPosters and printed content are available for teachers to help educate students on scientific topics.
Get teachers aids by contacting Willet Boyer at [email protected] |
Learning is Fun!Learn more in the ARI publication Click Here . . .
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The ARI website was funded in part by a grant from The Perkins Charitable Foundation. |
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