Chapter Three
Gaps in Knowledge
What issues are occurring in your community relating to biodiversity? What are your gaps in knowledge on these issues? How do you fill those gaps in what you don't know or understand?
Part Two
The following activities will help introduce you to the concepts throughout the chapter. Your teacher will direct you to the activities to complete below.
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Part Three
How does doing good research relate to you?
Filling gaps in knowledge helps you learn to dig deeper and gain the tools that can bridge those gaps. You have to understand what to do when you don’t know what to do and find ways to fill them. One way to start is to see the value in different perspectives and experiences and understand the challenges and opportunities that come with it.
Listen to the podcast below. Really listen. Dr. Leroy Little Bear is recognized globally as one of the definitive voices on Indigenous education, rights, self-governance, language and culture.
This podcast is featured across all 5 subjects here on Nature Labs. We’re going to show you throughout this unit how each subject links to one another. You might not like art, or science, or English, or social studies – but hey – they are all related. Let’s go!
Theme Media
🧍🏽🧍🏿♀️/👩🏾💻 WATCH: Select the ONE theme you’d like to learn though. You don’t need to explore them all, just choose the one that interests you the most. The theme you choose will help guide you through the entire unit as you explore one of the following concepts: Economics, Resources, Ethics, Stewardship or Land-Use. Your teacher will decide if you are working on your own or in groups.
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