Promo image for Jan. 2021Teaching Space With NASA live stream

When:

Wednesday, January 13, 3-4 p.m. PST (6-7 p.m. EST)

Where:

Online

Target Audience:

Informal and formal educators (all audiences welcome)

Overview:

NASA may be well known for exploring Mars and worlds beyond, but did you know that the agency has more than a dozen Earth-science satellites collecting important data about our planet's changing climate and its impacts on our daily lives? This fleet of spacecraft provides crucial insight on everything from rising seas to carbon emissions to melting ice and even extreme weather.

In this educational live stream from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, JPL education specialist Brandon Rodriguez will be joined by public outreach specialist for Earth missions Annie Richardson to discuss how NASA monitors the health of our planet and how the newest addition to the Earth-science fleet, Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich, will take our understanding even further. The presentation will conclude with a short discussion for educators about how the content of the presentation can be aligned to Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and related educational resources from NASA.

Watch Online (Wednesday, Jan. 13 at 3 p.m. PST)

  • All audiences are welcome to watch this live broadcast, which will also include a Q&A for registered participants.
  • Register at the link below for a chance to have your questions answered by NASA.
  • You do not need to register to watch – only to participate in the Q&A.

Registration via Eventbrite

This event is part of an ongoing series of education workshops from the NASA-JPL Education Office. For resources related to this workshop, recordings, and information about future workshops, visit the Teaching Space with NASA homepage. 

Teachers, take a deeper dive into Teaching Space presentations with our interactive virtual workshops lead by NASA-JPL education specialists. See what's coming up: › Upcoming virtual workshops for teachers

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