NASA Grant: Inspiring the Next Generation of Earth
Explorers
Revised: 21 February 2005
This web page is devoted to the teachers and district
leadership who are participating in the 2004-05 NASA grant titled, Inspiring
the next generation of earth explorers.
· Documents
1. Needs Assessment conducted with Aldine’s elementary & middle school science teachers.
2. Final Draft of narrative submitted with proposal
3. Excel Spreadsheet: contacts, phone numbers, activities, budget, Sky Camps.
5. Meeting Schedule for the week of 6 Sep 04 (districts and other partners)
6. PowerPoint Presentation for districts
7. Activities for the Sky Camp and Science, Teaching, & Learning Seminars.
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Links—NASA Specific (for Grant)
1. NASA Research Proposal (NRP): Inspiring the New Generation of Earth Explorers
3. NASA’s Earth Science Home Page
4. Earth Science Education Plan
5. Earth Science Enterprise Strategy
6. NASA’s Education Enterprise Strategy
7. ESE Missions
10. How NASA Studies Natural Hazards
11. CLOUD SAT
14. ICESat
15. TRMM
17. Digital Library for Earth System Education (DLESE)
18. NASA’s ESE Reviewed Collection
21. EarthKam
22. American Meteorological Society
23. Ecological Society of America
24. Earth System Science Education Alliance (ESSEA)
25. NASA Earth Explorer Schools
27. NASA Classroom of the Future
28. SpaceLink
29. TAMU GeoEarthKam,TeacherWorkshop, Summer04 Activities
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Learning Strategy Links
1. Problem-based learning (PBL)
3. Inquiry Paper—NSF
4. Another paper on inquiry learning taken from the NSF web site
6. Center for Educational Resources (NASA-funded)
· Other Links
1. NASA Johnson Space Center Education Office
2. Charles A. and Anne Morrow Lindbergh Foundation
3. Aldine ISD
4. Prairie View A&M University
5. Department of Teaching, Learning, & Culture, TAMU
6. 1940 Air Terminal Museum, Hobby Airport, Houston
7. Science Teachers Association of Texas
8. Oregon Museum of Science & Industry