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High school teachers face many challenges — but spending lots of time finding space and earth science supplemental educational materials shouldn’t be one of them.
The Women in Planetary Science recommend the NASA websites below as a starting point for high school teachers interested in using more NASA and NASA-sponsored materials in the classroom. We are also working on a set of profiles of women in planetary science that may be of use to your students as they explore possible careers in space science.
- NASA Earth Science Resources for high school teachers;
- NASA Space Science Resources for high school teachers; and
- NASA Educator Resource Centers, located at most if not all NASA visitor centers and many planetariums, museums, college campuses, and other places where educators gather. One good example is the ERC at Stennis Space Center.
Good luck — and please add your own ideas and resources in the comments; we will update this page frequently.
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ASP’s 125th Annual Meeting, July 20-24 in San Jose, CA, featuring the triennial Cosmos in the Classroom conference (I went last time and it was great!) and the annual Education & Public Outreach conference (Susan had a poster in this part of the meeting a few years ago), running concurrently this year and available to all participants registering for either conference. More details and links are below, including info about a new, “super-early-bird” registration rate available for a limited time…
http://astrosociety.org/education/asp-annual-meeting/
Thank you so much for these great resources!