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Currents from Cuba 2017-2018 M-DCPS Assembly Series Date School # of show s Total audience size Oct., 2017 6 Miami Sunset Senior 2 400 9 Highland Oaks Middle 3 675 10 Mandarin K-8 3 300 11 Nautilus Middle 3 900 12 Charles D. Wyche Elementary 1 200 13 W.R. Thomas Middle 3 900 16 Irving B. Pescoe K-8 2 450 17 H. D. McMillan Middle 3 450 18 Barbara Goleman Senior 3 450 19 Dr. Carlos J. Finlay Elementary 1 156 20 Kenwood K-8 Center 3 450 23 Lawton Chiles Middle 3 600 24 Miami Killian Senior 3 750 25 G.W. Carver Middle 3 975 26 Miami Springs Elementary 1 125 30 Mae M. Walters Elementary 2 230 November 1 Air Base K-8 2 488 2 Lamar Louise Curry Middle 3 1000 3 Lamar Louise Curry Middle 3 1000 6 M.A. Milam K-8 3 540 7 Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior 3 1050 8 Kinloch Park Elementary 1 300 9 Key Biscayne K-8 Center 3 600 14 Shenandoah Middle 3 750 15 Ben Sheppard Elementary 1 350 16 Country Club Middle 2 450 17 Country Club Middle 2 450 20 Palmetto Middle 3 650 21 Fienberg Fisher K-8 3 300 27 South Dade Senior 3 1000 28 South Dade Senior 3 1000 29 Bob Graham Education Center 1 200 1 | Page
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Currents from Cuba 2017-2018M-DCPS Assembly Series
Date School # of shows
Total audience size
Oct., 20176 Miami Sunset Senior 2 4009 Highland Oaks Middle 3 675
10 Mandarin K-8 3 30011 Nautilus Middle 3 90012 Charles D. Wyche Elementary 1 20013 W.R. Thomas Middle 3 90016 Irving B. Pescoe K-8 2 45017 H. D. McMillan Middle 3 45018 Barbara Goleman Senior 3 45019 Dr. Carlos J. Finlay Elementary 1 15620 Kenwood K-8 Center 3 45023 Lawton Chiles Middle 3 60024 Miami Killian Senior 3 75025 G.W. Carver Middle 3 97526 Miami Springs Elementary 1 12530 Mae M. Walters Elementary 2 230
November1 Air Base K-8 2 4882 Lamar Louise Curry Middle 3 10003 Lamar Louise Curry Middle 3 10006 M.A. Milam K-8 3 5407 Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior 3 10508 Kinloch Park Elementary 1 3009 Key Biscayne K-8 Center 3 600
14 Shenandoah Middle 3 75015 Ben Sheppard Elementary 1 35016 Country Club Middle 2 45017 Country Club Middle 2 45020 Palmetto Middle 3 65021 Fienberg Fisher K-8 3 30027 South Dade Senior 3 100028 South Dade Senior 3 100029 Bob Graham Education Center 1 20030 Gulfstream Elementary 1 200
December1 MAST @ Homestead 2 4004 Richmond Heights Middle 1 5215 Pinecrest Elementary 2 3006 Palm Lakes Elementary 1 250
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7 Bowman Ashe/ Doolin K-8 2 5508 Calusa Elementary 2 280
11 Ponce de Leon Middle 3 78013 TERRA 3 50014 Palm Springs Middle 3 90015 Santa Clara Elementary 1 20018 Paul W. Bell Middle 3 50019 Fairlawn Elementary 1 20020 V.A. Boone Highland Oaks Elementary 2 24021 Jorge Mas Canosa Middle 1 40022 Mays Conservatory of the Arts 3 548
January8 BioTECH @ Richmond Heights 2 1509 South Miami Middle 3 900
10 Miami Springs Middle 2 50011 Miami Palmetto Senior 3 140012 Redland Middle 2 40016 Felix Varela Senior 3 110017 Henry H. Filer Middle 3 75018 Henry H. Filer Middle 3 50022 Somerset Arts Conservatory 1 14023 Hammocks Middle 3 75024 Homestead Senior 3 75025 Southwest Miami Senior 3 110026 Howard Drive Elementary 1 25030 Campbell Drive K-8 Center 3 275
February1 N.S.E. Sunny Isles Beach k-8 Center 1 4502 J. F. K. Middle 1 1505 Miami Lakes Education Center 3 900
13 Rockway Middle 3 84020 South Miami Senior 3 90022 Hialeah Gardens Middle 3 130023 MAST Academy 3 750
Totals= # of schools = 69 161 39,163
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Stark County ESC Assembly Series
Date School # of shows
Total audience size
March 5 Minerva Middle School 1 1405 Edison Middle School 1 3706 Fairless Middle School 1 2506 Tuslaw Middle School 1 1257 Louisville Middle School 1 2507 Marlington Middle School 1 1708 Minerva Middle School 1 1258 East Canton Middle School 1 1359 North Canton Middle School 1 3009 Lake Middle School 1 280
Totals= 10 2,145
Totals for M-DCPS and Stark County ESC
Number of Schools # of shows
Total Audience Size
Totals= 79 171 41,306
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OdysseyEarth.com Analytic Summary(4/1/2017-3/15/2018)
Total video plays4/1/2017 – 3/15/2018 13,8204/1/2016 – 3/15/2017 9,954Percentage increase 27.98%
Top performing videos:
Title ViewsThe Food Chain 6,055The Food Web 3,266The Everglades: River of Grass 865The Properties of Water 488Currents from Cuba film trailer 359
Social Media Analytic Summary
YouTube1,667 channel subscribers
Total video plays4/1/2017 – 3/15/2018 269,2794/1/2016 – 3/15/2017 282,339Percentage increase -4.6%
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Top performing videos:Title Views
The Food Chain 106,564The Properties of Water 29,514The Food Web 32,792Ninita, the World’s Smallest Monkey 18,356Primates: What is a Primate? 17,670
Total page likes 2,735New page likes (last 365 days) 517Total video views (last 365 days) 170,000
Top performing videos:Title Views
Dolphins Playing with Food 124,996The Birds of Cuba 10,427Zapata Swamp 9,728Currents from Cuba film trailer 8,992The Everglades: River of Grass 3,223
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Pre Evaluation- Currents from Cuba
SAMPLE________________________ ________________________ ________________________________
Name Teacher’s Name School Name
True and False
1) 98% of Cuba’s plants and vertebrates are also native to South Florida.True False
2) Scientists believe that some of Florida’s orchids originated in Cuba, their seeds being transported across the ocean by hurricane winds.
True False
3) Most marine debris that is found floating in the ocean came from land.True False
4) Cuba’s cave systems were created by large, burrowing mammals that were hunted to extinction.
True False
5) The presence of lots of sharks on a coral reef usually indicates an unhealthy reef system.True False
How much do you agree with the following statements? Circle one.
6) The health of Cuba’s coral reefs can have an impact on the health of South Florida’s marine environments.
Strongly Disagree Disagree Undecided Agree Strongly Agree
7) Although plastics are very convenient in day-to-day life, do you think we should look for ways to reduce single-use plastics?
Strongly Disagree Disagree Undecided Agree Strongly Agree
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Post Evaluation- Currents from Cuba
SAMPLETrue and False
1) 98% of Cuba’s plants and vertebrates are also native to South Florida.True False
2) Scientists believe that some of Florida’s orchids originated in Cuba, their seeds being transported across the ocean by hurricane winds.
True False
3) Most marine debris that is found floating in the ocean came from land.True False
4) Cuba’s cave systems were created by large, burrowing mammals that were hunted to extinction.
True False
5) The presence of lots of sharks on a coral reef usually indicates an unhealthy reef system.True False
How much do you agree with the following statements? Circle one.
6) The health of Cuba’s coral reefs can have an impact on the health of South Florida’s marine environments.
Strongly Disagree Disagree Undecided Agree Strongly Agree
7) Although plastics are very convenient in day-to-day life, do you think we should look for ways to reduce single-use plastics?
Strongly Disagree Disagree Undecided Agree Strongly Agree
8) Did you find this presentation to be engaging and informative?
Strongly Disagree Disagree Undecided Agree Strongly Agree
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Pre/Post Evaluation Analysis45 pre-evaluations collected, 45 post-evaluations collected
Pre Evaluation Post Evaluation
True False N/A % correct True False N/A % correct % improvement
1 23 16 6 35.6 26 19 0 42.2 6.6
2 28 15 2 62.2 39 6 0 86.7 24.5
3 38 3 4 84.4 45 0 0 100 15.6
4 7 35 3 77.8 3 42 0 93.3 15.5
5 7 34 5 75.6 5 40 0 88.9 13.3
SD D U A SA N/A Target answer %
(SA)
SD D U A SA N/A Target answer %
(SA)
% Improvement
6 2 1 6 16 15 5 33.3 0 1 3 24 17 0 37.8 4.5
7 1 0 2 10 27 5 60.0 0 0 0 8 37 0 82.2 22.2
8 / / / / / / / 0 0 0 8 37 0 82.2 N/A
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SAMPLE
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Teacher Evaluation Form Data SummaryEvaluations received= 165
1. How would you rate the educational value of the program?
Excellent Good Average Poor# 164 1 0 0% 99.4 0.6 0 0
2a. Do you feel your students benefited from the presentations?
Yes No Didn’t Answer, N/A
# 165 0 0% 100 0 0
3. Did the program compliment your science objectives?
Yes No Didn’t Answer, N/A
# 152 1 12% 92.1 0.6 7.3
4. Did the presentation stimulate classroom discussion?
Yes No Didn’t Answer, N/A
# 161 0 4% 97.6 0 2.4
5. Were the online Teacher Resources helpful?
Yes No Didn’t Answer, N/A
# 136 2 27% 82.4 1.2 16.4
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6. Do you use a smartboard or similar technology in the classroom?
Yes No Didn’t Answer, N/A
# 155 5 5% 93.9 3.03 3.03
9. Would you like a similar program next year?
Yes No Didn’t Answer, N/A
# 163 0 2% 98.8 0 1.2
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