Our goal is to promote student understanding about and actions to address climate change and ocean acidification, and for students to share their perspectives and solutions with peers across the Pacific Northwest and around the Pacific Rim.
Participating students should post here to meet your colleagues around the Pacific and to share your thoughts and actions about watershed, ocean health and climate change!
Student Discussion >
Talofa!
Talofa- Last week Friday, I did a virtual talk for 4-11 yr. olds on Human Threats (basic). What are you guys up to? Hope all is well. Much alofa (love) from American Samoa!
Forgot to introduce myself. Hi, my name Isabel Gaoteote Halatuituia. I am the Education Coordinator/IT Specialist for the National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa. Glad to be here and it's great to see our local students conversing with Washington students! Malo lava sharks! I am also a Samoana Sharks alumni, c/o nevermind.
Blessings!
Isabel Gaoteote Haltuitula, my mom works in the IT Department within my school district. It sounds cool to be working for the National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa. What are some of your duties?
Hey JACervant! Well, some of my IT tasks include:
*troubleshoot our computers, and network if there are any issues.
*update/maintain computers, and server (program, etc...)
*troubleshoot our Science on a Sphere
*order IT supplies when needed
How about you? What are you learning right now? I am homeschooling my kids and did a virtual presentation on human impacts for 5-10 year students.
Hope all is well, and be safe.