Imagine immersing yourself in the action? This class focuses on the weather phenomenon as well as the aftermath of it's destruction. Using video, photographs and historical accounts the class will be immersed in the weather. 

We will be discussing the El Reno tornado, Dr. Loomis and his chicken experiments, sizes of tornados, animal rain, and what to do in case of a tornado. 

Each class is taught using photographs, video and firsthand experiences regarding the strange, unusual and fierce weather of this world. 

"To survive something like that, it's a miracle." El Reno tornado survivor. 

We try to have lively and interesting conversations during our classes. 

I use video, and audio content in this class and each class is researched for several hours and weeks before it is presented to the public. Please keep in mind also that all content is verifiable and can be sourced accurately for ease of access if you would like to go back and review it. 

We will see videos, photographs, and hear firsthand accounts. Students will be interacting with me the entire time,  as I will pose questions and lead discussions during the class. They will also be able to speak with each other. 

Class layout: The class is a combination of interactivity, discussion and active sharing to create a dynamic learning environment.  The class discussions are student led and student focuses, we will have time to share thoughts and experiences in this course.