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Teaching Strategies

7 NASA Citizen Science Lessons Any Teacher Can Lead

Date: April 11, 2022

The growing citizen science movement makes it easier than ever to get students involved in real-world scientific inquiry.

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ISTE Standards

Turn Cloud Gazing Into a Real-World NASA Science Project

Date: April 15, 2021

Simple cloud observations can play an important role in understanding how our global environment works, and science teachers can put a love of cloud gazing to instructional use by sending students out into the field to collect observational data.

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Teaching Strategies

Citizen Science: Students Find Climate Change Clues in Their Own Backyards

Date: December 22, 2020

ISeeChange, in partnership with NASA, seeks to crowd-source the effects of climate change by asking students to document change in their communities in this citizen science project.

Teaching Strategies

NASA Resources: A Universe of Learning at Your Fingertips

Date: December 21, 2020

NASA offers a vast expanse of interesting data, visuals, stories and lessons that will inspire both educators and students.

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NASA Project Allows Students to Eavesdrop on Faraway Planets

Date: December 21, 2020

Radio Jove, a NASA citizen science project, provides a way for students and other everyday Earthlings to hear the radio waves generated by Jupiter through hundreds of millions of miles of galaxy.

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Edtech Tools & Devices

NASA Keeps the STEM Lessons Going From Home

Date: December 20, 2020

From launching simple paper rockets to learning how to read satellite images, NASA has assembled a rich collection of STEM activities for K-12 students to do on their own time at home.