Power Points

These are NASA generated powerpoints that are available for your use; just download the PowerPoint presentation. Some presentations have speaker notes and some do not. PowerPoints are arranged alphabetically by audience level.

Activities

These are NASA generated Lesson Plans that are available for your use; just download the pdf of the lesson. Lessons are arranged alphabetically by audience level.

Despite meticulous planning, workshops don't always run as smoothly as we'd like. In the attached document, we describe situations that have all occurred in past workshops. Take some time, read these over, and reflect on how you would handle similar situations in workshops you might lead. Feel free to share your thoughts on these situations with us via the secure wiki. If you are not currently registered for the Triad wiki, please send an email to Laura Middaugh Rios at llm [at] agiweb [dot] org. Thanks!

Before the Workshop

Investigations and Other Activities

This section will provide you with step-by-step advice for how to plan appropriate and worthwhile experiences for NASA STEM teachers, and carry these out in the classroom. Use the navigation bar on the left to navigate your way through the different sections of this guide.

What is our Teacher Network?

Online Professional Development Guide

In this guide you will find:

Meet the Project Staff

Investigators for American Geosciences Institute: Ann Benbow, PI and Ian MacGregor, Co-I

Investigators for Arizona State University: Steve Semken, PI and Co-Is: Ariel Anbar, Kip Hodges, Win Burleson, Wendy Taylor

Meet the Advisory Committee

Michael Gallagher, Science Consultant, Oakland Schools, Michigan.

Paul Hickman, American Association of Physics Teachers.

Cheryl Mosier, Earth Science Teacher, Columbine High School, Littleton, CO.

Jaclyn Reeves-Pepin, Associate Executive Director, National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT).

About NASA Triad

NASA Triad: A Triangulated Program to Promote NASA STEM Education Nationwide