Geology

- Overview -

        Being a geologist and having studied geology for 6 years as well as biology, math, art and some other stuff I have begun to appreciate the difficulty that students have in understanding some subjects. It also doesn't help that even though I find it fascinating I understand that some people might not find the interest that I see in the subject. This is why I have designed this portion of my website to be devoted to you, the freelance geologist hoping for a little more info, you the geology student who does not quite understand the difference between an arkose sandstone and a quartz arenite. And to definitely help those who don't find this interesting to at least peak their curiosity a bit.

- Geological Directory -

- Stage 1 -

Part of the main "Learning Site". Here we learn about rocks and minerals.

- Stage 2 -

Part of the main "Learning Site". Here we learn about different types of geological structures.

- Stage 3 -

Part of the main "Learning Site". Here we learn about different types of maps.

- Stage 4 -

Using different types of media to expand the world's view of Geology and improve geological education

- Stage 5 -

With the whole world toting "Green" this section kind of capitalizes on that.

          - Stage 6 -      

The "Fun" section of the website. Here is the less straight forward learning sections and the

more how can I have fun with this sections.

- Stage 7 -

The home to my class WebPages, teaching statement, and anything else involving my teaching career.

Where ever you see the above symbol, click on it for

some worksheets or other interesting downloads.

Geology piss you off? Well then learn how to destroy the Earth. Click Below.

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