Space Day 2000: Students are invited to solve problems of living and working in space

by: Joyce Winslow

The Challenger Center for Space Science Education created three Design Challenges and invited students to submit solutions to any of the three challenges that involve living and working in space. This allows students to use traditional and technological resources and to apply academic skills to actual situations experienced by scientists and engineers.

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Type Journal ArticlePub Date 3/1/2000Stock # sc00_037_06_48Volume 037Issue 06

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Pamela Dupre (Lake Charles, LA)
Pamela Dupre (Lake Charles, LA)

Space Day

I realize this is an old article. Still there are some relevant ideas here. I am working on a 9 week Earth and Space unit. It is ELA based with STEM challenges. I really like the idea of a "... See More

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