ISBN: 978-1-960459-11-4
The Weather Studies Student Package includes:
• Weather Studies: Introduction to Atmospheric Science (textbook)
• Weather Studies eInvestigations Manual
• RealTime Weather Portal
The Weather Studies Student Package bundles the Weather Studies textbook and lab manual, which includes access to the RealTime Weather Portal, at a discounted price. The rental period is for 6 months from the date of purchase. The textbook is available in two digital formats.
The Online ePub can be read immediately upon purchase.
The Softcover is print on demand and will take 2-6 business days to process and print before it ships. It is not a rental. The Online ePub is included at no additional charge and can be read immediately.
The AMS does not accept refunds. All sales are final.
ISBN: 978-1-960459-11-4
The Weather Studies Student Package includes:
• Weather Studies: Introduction to Atmospheric Science (textbook)
• Weather Studies eInvestigations Manual
• RealTime Weather Portal
The Weather Studies Student Package bundles the Weather Studies textbook and lab manual, which includes access to the RealTime Weather Portal, at a discounted price. The rental period is for 6 months from the date of purchase. The textbook is available in two digital formats.
The Online ePub can be read immediately upon purchase.
The Softcover is print on demand and will take 2-6 business days to process and print before it ships. It is not a rental. The Online ePub is included at no additional charge and can be read immediately.
The AMS does not accept refunds. All sales are final.
AMS Education Program Earth-science courses and the associated learning materials were developed by an experienced team of AMS scientists and science educators to bring high quality and scientifically robust educational resources to university and college classrooms nationwide. Components of the courses are delivered online, allowing students to track real-time weather, ocean and climate events as they occur. These resources were developed to support and sustain the AMS K-13 professional development programs for U.S. educators, and promote AMS disciplines to the general public.
The Associate Director of the American Meteorological Society Education Program, where she has worked for 15 years, Beth is the principal writer of grant proposals, reports, and related journal articles, serves as technical editor for major course publications, and organizes workshops for teachers and minority-serving institution faculty. She holds B.S. and M.S. in Meteorology degrees from Penn State University and is passionate about increasing the scientific literacy of kids through the excitement of the geosciences.