Coastal Erosion GLLee | Google Classroom Course
December 31
- Who? Best suited for educators who work with students in grades 6-12
- What? Coastal erosion is the process by which strong wave action and coastal flooding wear down or carry away rocks, soils, and sands along the coast.
- Driving Question? How does coastal erosion shape the shorelines of the Great Lakes and impact our ecosystems and communities?
- Register for Coastal Erosion GLLee
Great Lakes Literacy education exploration, or GLLee, online courses offer an introductory themed collection of educational resources and partners assembled to better equip educators to explore Great Lakes Literacy and learning with youth.
Educators receive a certificate for three contact hours of study after completing a GLLee course along with a digital notebook with all the resources.
CGLL programs are open to all, but registration is required for educators to gain access to the Google Classroom and connected content. Please note you will need to use a personal Gmail address (i.e. not your school address) to access course materials.
For any questions, accessibility concerns or issues with this virtual resource, please contact admin@cgll.education.