My undergraduate degree is in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering, so I love to learn new things about space. I was an intern at NASA's Lewis Research Center (John Glenn) in Cleveland for the summer before my senior year. I've also been to Kennedy Space Center with my family several times. This photograph was taken on our last visit.
NASA has a website dedicated to educators with plenty of resources to investigate, including lesson plans and a schedule of educational programming on the NASA TV channel.
Visit the website : NASA for Educators
4 comments:
I enjoyed reading your posts on your new blog. How very interesting to hear the various avenues that we all arrive at the teaching profession! Best of luck renewing your license, and have a great rest of your summer.
Have you checked out NASA's space weather.com. They will send you emails about different space events like meteor showers, satelite fly bys, star and planet visibility,etc. I especially like the photos on the website.
I'm starting over in teaching, too! You have so much to offer, and what a great role model! A woman in engineering ~ WOW!! Congratulations and best wishes!! Thanks for the website for meteor showers Carol!!
I enjoyed reading your blog and watched your video on PowerPoint animations - very good. That is really neat that you were in intern for NASA. Best of luck on renewing the teaching license and have a good rest of the summer.
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