Atmospheric pressure

Bag code: SCSM1412021 Days: 4 days "Today training 3 hours" Time: 12 training hours Targeted participants: Students of climate science and weather changes. Interested in meteorology. Program overview: This program revolves around atmospheric pressure (definition - types - characteristics - objectives - positives - negatives .. etc). It will be presented through the following units: First training unit: The nature of atmospheric pressure Second training unit: Effects of atmospheric pressure Third training unit: Measuring atmospheric pressure Fourth training unit: Different ranges of atmospheric pressure Program objectives: - To familiarize the trainee with the concept of atmospheric pressure. - To mention the trainee the history of discovering atmospheric pressure. - To list the trainee the factors affecting atmospheric pressure. - To deduce the trainee the effect of low atmospheric pressure on health. - To discover the trainee the devices for measuring atmospheric pressure. - To distinguish the trainee between methods of measuring atmospheric pressure. - To list the trainee the units of pressure measurement. - To infer the trainee the ranges of atmospheric pressure. Program axes: First training unit: (The nature of atmospheric pressure): - Concept of atmospheric pressure - Discovery of atmospheric pressure Second training unit: (Effects of atmospheric pressure): - Factors affecting atmospheric pressure - Effect of low atmospheric pressure on health Third training unit: (Measuring atmospheric pressure): - Devices for measuring atmospheric pressure - Methods of measuring atmospheric pressure Fourth training unit: (Different ranges of atmospheric pressure): - Units of pressure measurement - Ranges of pressure Bag contents: PowerPoint 121 Trainer guide 103 Trainee guide 86 Profile file 4 Activities bag 8 Mind maps 1 Photos 17 Videos 8 References 5 Trainee data form 3 Brochure 1 Bag contents 12 Training bag template Please click here to view the training bag template