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A Brief History of Education Programs at NASA
Two weeks ago I had the opportunity to present at the monthly meeting of the Utah Astronomy Club. One of Clark Planetarium’s board members had seen my biography on the planetarium’s website and that I have participating in a number … Continue reading
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Tagged aesp, education, epo, jet propulsion laboratory, nasa, nasa education, NASA vans, newmast, science, solar system educator program, space, spacemobile
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Outreach Visits for Clark Planetarium
Now that the 2023-24 school year is drawing to a close, it is time to look back at the outreach visits to schools I’ve done as part of my job at Clark Planetarium. I am a full-time Education Program Specialist, … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, clark planetarium, education, highway 89, informal STEM education, kinesthetic learning, kingston canyon utah, outreach visits, science, solar system model, solar-system, space science education, stem education, teaching, utah schools, utah seed standards, zion canyon
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The Spaced-Out Classroom 