Mr. Capra's Educational Pursuits in Antarctica
Fuchs Foundation Antarctic Expedition 2010October and November Developments !!
The Education Committee works within the following policy guidelines:
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To foster aspects of education considered to be in most need of encouragement
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To fill gaps in educational provision
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To help in situations where the Company’s limited finances can have most impact through the multiplier effect
NEPC – Network of Education Policy Centres have also joined me in this amazing effort to encourage students to take on science as a career. The NEPC has 21 institutional members in 18 countries and 4 individual members. It has three years of successful common project work and professional growth in the area of educational policy and related topics. It has been institutionalized as an international NGO. They go to great lengths in contributing to advances in education policy.
In other notes, I have been accepted to start my PhD , part-time, in January 2010 at the Institute of Education, London. I am also working towards my Leadership Pathways Certificate from the National College of School Leadership London, working on a project to embbed a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) in my school !
All the best to everyone
Keep it cool !
Roussel
Ocean Optics Joins the Adventure !!
Hello there everyone ! I am very happy to announce that Ocean Optics has come on board and will be helping me in this expedition with the amazing Jaz Spectrometer. The equipment will be used to take detail spectra measurments in the Antarctic Surface as well as measurements of different ice spectra of reflectivity, absorption and therefore transmission.
Hopefully, this equipment will also help with the sunscreen experiments which are still under development due to their very delicate and difficult nature.
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