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This document discusses resources for engaging millennial learners in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) topics related to NASA and aerospace. It provides an overview of educational videos, lessons, and activities for different grade levels that bring real-world NASA data and innovations into the classroom. Links are included to NASA education websites with additional materials like lesson plans, data activities, and online interactive tools to further explore concepts in astronomy, Earth science, and aerospace through data analysis and modeling.
eClips NCTM Boston Secondary
- 1. Engaging Millennial LearnersMarkClementeNational Institute of Aerospace
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- 3. 21st Century ResourcesHowwould you describe Millennial Learners?
- 4. Did You Know?Whatsurprises you?
- 5. Our WorldGrades K-5 Compare the natural world with the designed world, illustrating the unique contributions of scientists and engineersThe Sun – A Real Star
- 6. REAL WORLDGrades 6-8 Seemathematics in actionMonitoring Earth’s Energy Budget with CERES
- 7. LAUNCHPADGrades 9-12 Ignite interestin science and engineering through NASA innovationsTransits
- 8. NASA 360 GeneralPublic Get an inside look at NASA’s current research and projects through this magazine style program
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- 14. Self-Healing Materials -MeasurementHistory of Winter – Abiotic Conditions: Temperature and GraphingBlinded by the Light – Data Collection and Measures of Central TendencyMeasuring Raindrops – Data Collection and Math ModelingComing soon . . .
- 15. In Case ofEmergency – quadratic equationsSatellites – angles, scaleMaking Waves – solving for a single variable, direct and inverse relationshipsComing soon . . .
- 16. NASA eClipsLessonStructureVideo clips can be used alone or integrated into a lessonEXPLORE ENGAGE EXTENDEXPLAIN EVALUATE
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- 22. Moon MathTake the"Cratering the Moon" Challenge one step further with the Moon Math Supplemental Guide activities. Students will: 1) approximate the area and volume of a classroom-made crater, 2) calculate and compare thescale of lunar craters to classroom craters, and 3) observe how the size, mass, and angle of impact of a projectile affect the area andvolume of a crater.
- 23. Star CountScientific protocolto gather and record data about stars …
- 24. S’COOLScientific protocol togather and record data from ground observations of clouds …
- 26. Exploration: Thenand Now
- 27. The journey beginsnow … are your students ready?Needed: 21st Explorers
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- 33. Excelets: Dynamicand Interactive Visualizations Using Interactive Excel Spreadsheets
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- 37. Student Outcomes21st CenturyProfessional Development
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Editor's Notes
- #17 NASA eClips are designed to ENGAGE students; NASA eClips help students EXPLORE new topics on their own. NASA eClips segments help students EXTEND what they learned.Students can design their own video segments modeled after the NASA eClips to demonstrate or EXPLAIN their understanding of concepts taught in the classroom. Teachers can EVALUATE students through video productions, journaling or small group discussions on topics learned.
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