| Thirty-one 30-minute lessons
Produced 2002-05
School-use rights: unlimited
Grades 4-5 / mathematics, science
Closed Captioned
Video Library
Teacher Guide (available online)
4/7 M; 5/8 S
http://www.WesternReservePublicMedia.org/itv
Share with your students examples of how mathematics
and science are used every day by NASA aeronautical engineers and
scientists. Hosted by Dr. Shelly Canright of the NASA Langley Research
Center, each program includes a lesson, a classroom experiment and
a Web-based interactive component designed by Langley’s Learning
Technologies Project.
- The Right Ratio of Rest: Proportional Reasoning
- Team Extreme: The Statistics of Success
- Dancing in the Night Sky
- The Path of Totality: Angular Distance
- Rendezvous With Destiny: Solving Linear Equations
- Good Stress: Building Better Muscles and Bones
- Rocket to the Stars
- Ancient Observatories: Timeless Knowledge
- Hidden Treasures: Landscape Archaeology
- Virtual Earth
- Better Health From Space to Earth
- PSA, The Astronomer’s Helper
- The Venus Transit
- The “A” Train Express
- Measurement, Ratios and Graphing
- Geometry and Algebra: The Future Flight Equation
- Data Analysis and Measurement: Dancing in the
Night Sky
- Functions and Statistics: Dressed for Space
- Measurement, Ratios and Graphing: 3, 2, 1 ...
Crash!
- Geometry and Algebra: Glow With the Flow
- Patterns, Functions and Algebra: Wired for Space
- Data Analysis and Measurement: Ahead Above the
Clouds
- Functions and Statistics: International Space
Station: Up to Us
- The Measurement of All Things: Tools of the
Aeronautics Trade
- The Measurement of All Things: Atmospheric Detectives
- Geometry of Exploration: Water Below the Surface
of Mars
- Geometry of Exploration: Wings Over Mars
- Proportionality: The X-Plane Generation
- Proportionality: Modeling the Future
- Algebra: Mirror, Mirror on the Universe
- Measurement, Ratios and Graphing: Who Added
the “Micro” to Gravity?
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