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Science & Nature
Exploring Space and Space Careers
Learners will be introduced to current trends in exciting NASA missions including the fields of Astrobiology, Aerospace Engineering, CubeSats and NASA internships.
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9-13
year old learners
4th-7th
US Grade Level
4-6
learners per class
$23
per weekCharged weekly
Meets 1x per week
Over 4 weeks
55 minutes per class
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Description
Class Experience
Join me as we travel through the solar system and beyond. Each week we will cover current and future space missions including the Artemis missions to the moon, the new Perseverance Mars Rover, the discovery and understanding of exoplanets and the upcoming missions to Europa and Titan. We will discuss how to go about getting NASA internships as well as learning about to the many jobs that make the space industry operate. Eye catching PPTs, videos and fun space props will make the classes...
The students will gain a broader perspective on the space program including the upcoming Artemis missions to the moon, the new Perseverance Mars Rover, the discovery of exoplanets, how to go about getting NASA internships as well as an introduction to the many jobs that make the space industry operate. They will learn how to navigate towards one day working in a space related career.
The students will be given a project assignment of creating a space mission and explaining it to the rest of the class. The presentations will focus on the jobs people do to make the mission possible. These presentations will not last more than 5 minutes.
Students will be assessed on their participation in class discussions as well as their individual presentations. Additionally, students who are especially keen will be provided additional resource materials and contacts to help them start on the road to a NASA internship.
55 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.
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I use content from NASA, the Canadian Space Agency and other space related institutions and universities including MIT and the California Institute of Technology.
Teacher
Bruce CallowExplore Space and Careers in Space
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Lives in
Canada73 total reviews
119 completed classes
About Me
I am from Calgary, Canada and have over 20 years of teaching experience. I co-authored the books To the Stars: Costa Rica in NASA and The Intrepids: Costa Rican Women in Science and Technology and Guatemala in Space. Since 2016 I have been...
