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Thank you, even though concepts are taught in previous grades there are different levels and depth of understanding that are always worth revisited. Also there may be inconsistent gaps in foundational knowledge because of differing teachers, circumstances, etc. Frances

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Thank you, even though concepts are taught in previous grades there are different levels and depth of understanding that are always worth revisited. Also there may be inconsistent gaps in foundational knowledge because of differing teachers, circumstances, etc. Frances

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Thank you, I will check and update the wiki page!

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Thank you, I will check and update the wiki page!

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Thank you, I will check and update the wiki page! Frances

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Thank you, I will check and update the wiki page! Frances

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The complexity of the text makes me believe that it may target an older age group.

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I think this would be an article appropriate for late Middle, early High school students. From what i remember from my wife teaching elementary school students, some of the concepts are already taught in elementary school (different layers of atmosphere, colder and warmer regions). While the vocabulary may be a disciplinary specific, I think the concepts discussed are appropriate for this grade range.

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It looks like the Wiki page may have been updated since this video was made, but looking over the newer entry, I'd say it's more targeted toward high school seniors. There's a lot of tricky language that I think younger students may not understand and would need to look up, therefore distracting them from the overall meaning of the text.

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The article seems to have changed a bit, from the little I can read in the video. The older version seems more around this level, while the current version would likely require at least some referencing of other terms, like Coriolis effect.
-Kayla

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This article has a lot of language that most high school students would have trouble with. It also brings up a lot of background info that would require further research to make sense of the content.

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I think the Wikipedia entry has changed since the person made their presentation. I would say this item is written at a level above the comprehension of most high school students.