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Getting Kids Excited About Learning: How would you like to come on our next Antarctica Trip?
We are taking kids and teachers to Antarctica. Bob Barboza and his Super School University team have combined resources with world-class explorer Doug Stoup and a team of renouned scientist from around the world. “Our goal is to get kids excited about learning math and science and to spread this excitement back to their school mates in the United States.” We will use a team of Kid’s Talk Radio journalist to set up a nationwide communication network using the latest technology. Our Jr. Medical School students will be our science ambassadors and will work with the scientist aboard our ship. We will establish two-way communication with students in your classrooms.
Last year Barboza and his Kid’s Talk Radio Journalist and Jr. Medical School science students in Mississippi followed Doug Stoup and his team to the North Pole, South Pole, England, and then the Olympics.
For years we have been providing high motivational learning programs for teachers who love to teach and students that need to get excited about learning. We created the following programs to meet the needs of our students: Jr. Medical School, Jr. Business School, Jr. Law School, The Super Subs, and Kids Talk Radio.
This year our goal is to plan two trips. The first trip (October 30, 2008-November 10, 2008) will be to Antarctica with three students and one teacher the second trip will be with 25 students and five teachers.
Barboza will setup a Super School University Communication’s Base Camp in Long Beach, California to syndicate the news throughout the United States. We want your schools to play a roll by sending representatives aboard our ship and to establish key contacts in the classroom.
Student Academic Activities:
Students will be provided with Kid’s Talk Radio Antarctica Journalist in a Box Kits. They will have all of the necessary reading and writing tools to make this a high motivational learning experience. Each evening students will listen to various scientists and explorers. Student will take notes in their Kid’s Talk Radio Science Journals and then broadcast the news back to Bob Barboza’s base camp and schools throughout the United States.
Training will be provided for teachers and students to participate in this program.
For more information visit the Super School University Web Page titled Antarctica. www.SuperSchoolUniversity.com
ANTARCTICA TRIP PROPOSED ITINERARY*
(Oct. 29) Arrive in Ushuaia, Argentina. Overnight in Ushuaia.
Day 1-3 (Oct. 30 - Nov. 2) Board the M/V Orlova and set sail down the Beagle Channel, across the Drake Passage to Deception Island. Sperm, fin, and humpback whales, along with skies of seabirds will accompany our journey. Arrive at Deception Island's volcanic crater and thermal pools.
Day 4 (Nov. 3) Ski objectives at Neko Harbour/Paradise Bay. Zodiac cruises, penguin rookeries, hiking. Almirante Brown Station.
Day 5 (Nov. 4) Ronge Island and Mt. Britannia Georges Point.
Day 6 (Nov. 5) Ski objectives at Anvers and Wenke Islands. Port Lockroy scientific base and museum. Visit gentoo and adelie penguin habitat at Dorian Bay and Damoy Point.
Day 7 (Nov. 6) Lemaire Channel (ice conditions permitting - at Captain's discretion) / Mt. Scott / Mt. Demaria / Mt. Mill ski descents. Visit the Ukrainian Vernadsky scientific station. Possible killer whale and leopard seal sightings. (alt. Girard Bay, Arago Glacier in Anvord Bay).
Day 8 (Nov. 7) Errera Channel visiting Danco Island and Cuverville Island.
Day 9 (Nov. 8) Orne Island and Portal Point and maybe Lagarrigue Cove before we depart North across the Drake Passage.
Day 10 (Nov. 9-10) Sail Drake Passage; pass the dramatic cliffs of Cape Horn. Disembark M/V Orlova in Ushuaia, Argentina.
• Flexibility is necessary for all Antarctic travel. Schedule subject to change throughout the journey depending on ice, weather and local conditions.
Environmental Note: While no one owns Antarctica, it is protected by an international Treaty. Central to the Antarctic Treaty is the preservation of the environment and wildlife. While visiting, anything you take with you from the ship, must be brought back to the ship.
We have a variety of high motivational math,science, and journalist projects planned throughout the year. We invite you to follow our progress and to find a creative way to get involved.
Bob Barboza
Super School University
Kids Talk Radio and Jr. Medical School
1857 Josie Ave.
Long Beach, CA 90815
(562) 594-8580 Office
Suprschool@aol.com
www.SuperSchoolUniversity.com
http://KidsTalkRadio.PNN.com
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Kids Talk Radio and Teen TV Talent Search
Who wants to play in our virtual concert? Kids Talk Radio is working with the National AfterSchool Alliance. On October 15, 2009, we will host our first virtual concert. Kids will be on the same virtual stage with the pro's. Help us celebrate our first Light On Afterschool/Kids Talk Radio Virtual Concert.
We are looking for singers, dancers, writers, child actors, radio announcers, news broadcasters, musicians, and anything else that is an example of kids at the cutting edge. Do you know any talented kids we should be working with?
Start by sending us e-mail. We are looking for photos, short digital videos, sound files or direct website links.
This is your chance to let the world know about your talented kid.
Contact: Bob Barboza at Suprschool@aol.com
(Don?t worry the e is left out of the word super.)
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