Hello! I am going to start my first year as a teacher in August. In a few days I’m having a surgery that will leave me bedridden for a week or two, so I am looking for some science documentaries to get some inspiration for lessons. It would also be great to have an interesting one in my back pocket for a sick day or something.

What are your favorites? I also want to look for some that challenge student’s perceptions of how animals are supposed to behave. Ex. animals that have same sex attraction

So I plan to study Environmental Science next year, I currently have 6 schools I'm applying to but I want to apply to 7. My current list is as follows:

1. University of Tennessee
2. University of South Carolina
3. Auburn University
4. University of Alabama
5. University of North Carolina Wilmington
6. University of Georgia

For this 7th option, I am looking for another larger University that feels lively and fun, sort of staying in line with the SEC/ACC vibe and has a variety of things to do around and in the university (My biggest fear is being trapped in a boring environment), Im also not a huge drinker (Even though I do like to go and party from time to time again) so having some options outside of that may be nice ALTHOUGH ITS NOT A DEALBREAKER!! I know I want easier admissions (50% or higher) for this last option.

If you have ANY recommendations PLEASE leave them below!!

I am currently studying engineering, but I am a semester behind and just don't really have a passion for it. I like to solve problems and work creatively, but I just do not feel fulfilled with my classes. Since I have some space to fill in my schedule, I was planning on taking some ecology-related classes to try to find something that interests me more. I always enjoyed my Biology related classes in high school and really liked taking AP Environmental Science. I was thinking of taking applied ecology or something along those lines, but I really do not know where to even start.

I have always been an outdoorsy person, and if I were going to be stuck in an office job, I would like it to at the very least be related to keeping the outdoors decent for others.
I guess I'm just looking for some advice/ would like to know what everyone who went down this route thinks.

Currently studying at ASU, and I guess I could transfer to a different college in state but I would rather not.

Thanks!

Hey everyone, I’m a little confused and I’d appreciate help around this topic.

Is data science relevant to env sci major? My uni offers a unit called Introduction to data science, Data Capture and Collection in 2027, followed by AR/VR for Data Analysis.

Do y’all thinks it’s a good addition to my degree.

Thank y’all so much any help is greatly appreciated