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STEM Kit With a NASA 'Spin'
NASA works with elementary teacher Cindy Jones to create an engineering kit to teach K-8 students about simple and compound machines.
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Classroom Launch Pad 2011 →
Launch into the school year with these back-to-school resources from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.
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NES Teachers Selected for 2011 School Recognition Award
09.22.11 - Teachers from 14 NASA Explorer Schools have been selected to conduct experiments aboard a reduced-gravity aircraft.
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Growing an Interest in Science
09.21.11 - An investigation is stemming out of this world, planting an interest in students in more than a hundred schools across the nation.
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Using Hubble to Engage Students in Scientific Inquiry
09.21.11 - Striking images from space expand student understanding and lead to scientific investigation.
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A Gold Star Planetarium Show Promotes Learning
09.21.11 - With the planetarium show "Expanded View," creators combine education and entertainment to engage students.
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NASA Expands Its Education Portfolio With Digital Badging
09.16.11 - NASA's efforts to promote interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics education took a giant leap forward this week at a digital learning badges event.
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NASA Visits Virtually, Teachers Choose the Visitor
08.24.11 - Classroom visits are being redefined through a new Digital Learning Network (DLN) initiative, known as Virtual Visits, where NASA Langley employees can easily interface with classrooms nationwide right from the DLN studio or their own office.
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Endeavor Professional Development Offers Opportunities
09.13.11 - Doors of opportunity have opened to teachers who have been certified through the NASA Endeavor Science Teaching Certificate Project. Applications for Cohort 4 are being accepted through Oct. 15, 2011.
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NASA Offers Shuttle Tiles and Space Food to Schools and Universities
Would you like to have a piece of history for your classroom or lecture space? Limited numbers of space shuttle tiles and food packages are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Winners Selected for Student Space Shuttle Art Competition
09.01.11 - Students draw inspiration from the Space Shuttle Program to win big in the Because It Flew art contest.
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Voyage Back to School Celebrates a Summer of Innovation
08.31.11 - Hundreds of students from Texas and New Mexico filled Johnson Space Center’s visitor’s complex to build and launch air rockets, glide mock space shuttles to safe landings, and meet NASA Associate Administrator for Education, Leland Melvin.
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NASA Apps
Did you know that NASA has over a dozen apps for use on mobile devices? Download these free apps to put NASA science in the palm of your hand.
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Discovering New Orbits with Kids in Micro-g
08.22.11 - Even simple scientific experiments can yield amazing results and add to the collective knowledge of the research community.
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Students to Study Mysterious Giant Planet
Using a retired NASA radio telescope, students from across the country are keeping an eye on NASA's Juno spacecraft as it heads to Jupiter.
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Life Cycle of a Goddard Mission
Check out this interactive feature to learn about the science, people and processes that transform a NASA spacecraft from an idea into a reality.
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NASA Lands in the Heart of New York City
08.18.11 - For one day, the sights and sounds of NASA stood out among the din of New York City.
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This Science Fair is a Winner
08.17.11 - Kevin Temmer's science fair how-to animation is a hit with teachers and students.
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Calling the Caribbean From Space
Close to 300 students in the Caribbean got a very long distance call from the International Space Station.
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Training Our Future Astronauts
Langley Research Center's Summer of Innovation program aims to give students a chance to be involved with content otherwise not accessible.