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Episode 4: Sea Cucumber Poop, Marine Biology and Faith: A Conversation with Christa Jewett, founder of Saltwater Studies, Inc.
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This week’s Weirdschooling guest, Christa Jewett, has a "weird" idea! She believes that science and faith can co-exist! In Episode 4, Christa shares how her passion for teaching and weird marine life runs as deeply as her faith in God. Weirdschooling co-hosts, Jennie and Sarah, learn from Christa that what's most important in marine education is to create an environment that encourages joy in exciting finds at the beach, passion for learning and meeting people where they are.
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*Weirdschooling is a secular and inclusive podcast and loves sharing diverse perspectives, experiences, voices and opinions. We believe that learning is always better when our hearts and minds are open!
Guest Bio: Christa Jewett (she/her) is the founder of Saltwater Studies, Inc., a business the Lord led her to begin in August 2011 that offers secular and biblically-based marine science education. She has a Bachelor of Science and Masters of Science in Marine Biology and over 20 years of experience in marine science and 18 years of experience in education. As the primary teacher for Saltwater Studies, Inc., Christa has been involved in the education of over 4,000 students, preparing and delivering a variety of educational materials covering all aspects of marine science. Prior to starting Saltwater Studies, Inc. she worked as a marine researcher and an environmental consultant studying numerous marine species in locales as varied as Great South Bay, New York, several Caribbean Islands and Queensland, Australia. She is also trained and certified in water rescue, boating safety, and sailboat operation. An accomplished writer, she is also a published author and editor of technical articles and educational curriculum.
During the school year, Saltwater Studies offers classes and events targeted towards homeschool families and private schools. Over the summer, Saltwater Studies offers one-time events that are open to anyone interested in attending. Details regarding all upcoming events are available via the Saltwater Studies website.
Website: https://saltwaterstudies.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saltwaterstudies/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SWStudies/
Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/1DIX6tWjxiYElR4put01Sm?si=233924cde77b45a8
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