
Inquiry-based #STEM learning. Follow us at: https://xitter.cf/t.co/h9oljLpS18
Salt Lake City, UT
Joined June 2012
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We chatted with our #engineering team about why they LOVE #STEM education! Inspire your students and check out our new and improved store for all your project needs this year: store.becauselearning.com
Love how you designed this experiment! You inspire us @jillsciteach! #TeacherOfTheYear!
Using our @becauselearning learning sensor today to look at luminosity as we discuss the layers of the atmosphere.
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Grade 7 getting familiar with electronics! We love the @becauselearning platform!
We love a great light show!
Sensors, jumper wires and LED’s oh my! Love watching students engage and troubleshoot with @becauselearning .
We love seeing the great work that the #AstroSchool teachers are doing!
Having fun exploring programming on a Seeduino thanks to @becauselearning and @ASE_Astronauts. The technology is amazing and easy to use. Can’t wait to see what students can do with it!!
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“N is for National” with @Astro_Cady
ASE will be releasing weekly videos as we Blast Off with an Astronaut into the ABC’s of Space!
Share with your elementary students! 💫
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“M is for Meteoroids” with @Astro_Susan
ASE will be releasing weekly videos as we Blast Off with an Astronaut into the ABC’s of Space!
Share with your elementary students! 💫
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“L is for Landing” with Barbara Morgan
ASE will be releasing weekly videos as we Blast Off with an Astronaut into the ABC’s of Space!
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“K is for Kennedy” with @Astro_Jan
ASE will be releasing weekly videos as we Blast Off with an Astronaut into the ABC’s of Space!
Share with your elementary students! 💫
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“J is for Jettison” with Mike Mullane
ASE will be releasing weekly videos as we Blast Off with an Astronaut into the ABC’s of Space!
Share with your elementary students! 💫
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“H is for Helmet” with Pierre Thuot
ASE will be releasing weekly videos as we Blast Off with an Astronaut into the ABC’s of Space!
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Best practice tip below on how to sanitize your Sensor Kits between classes! #STEMeducation
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“G is for Galaxy” with @BonnieJDunbar
ASE will be releasing weekly videos as we Blast Off with an Astronaut into the ABC’s of Space!
Share with your elementary students! 💫
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Coming up on Thursday is your chance to watch @NASA astronaut @AstroBehnken answer questions live from the @Space_Station! Behnken—who launched on the @SpaceX Demo-2 launch in May—will answer prerecorded questions on life in space at 12:15 pm EDT.
Tune in; nasa.gov/nasalive
Learn the ABC's of space from @ASE_Astronauts!
“F is for Flyby” with Kevin Kregel
ASE will be releasing weekly videos as we Blast Off with an Astronaut into the ABC’s of Space!
Share with your elementary students! 💫
youtu.be/TzynJanvWoE
For decades, leaders in higher education have lamented the lack of diversity in STEM fields without putting solutions into place, write @UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski and Peter H. Henderson. Here's how UMBC is doing something about the problem: theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
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“E is for Energy” with Mike Mullane
ASE will be releasing weekly videos as we Blast Off with an Astronaut into the ABC’s of Space!
Share with your elementary students! 💫
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An amazing resource!
I have always wanted to curate my lessons in a blog! It was #distancelearning and #COVIDedu that made me stop & REFLECT at the incredible things we've done with our TK-8 Ss in the areas of #STEAM education! I'll be adding & it will be my hope for now!🙏💡
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New estimates and calculations suggest that there are even more Earth-like planets and ocean worlds in our galaxy than previously known cnn.it/2APhJGM



















