April is Global Astronomy Month, a time to gaze up into the sky, find constellations, and learn more about the ever-expanding universe! This month we have online events, astronomical books, activities for your classroom, and top-notch astronomers to follow!
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Last year Dr. Jake wrote “Astronomy Tips for Star Gazers” celebrating Astronomy Day! Check it out if you’re new to stargazing.
It’s always free to go outside and look up into the sky, but here are some ways to get a better understanding of what you’re looking at:
We have taken our very first curriculum, The Foundations of Engineering, Technology, and Robotics, and updated it with lesson plans built for a high school robotics course! Dive into the engineering design process and dynamic programming, and learn how to make your own efficient production line using the Dobot Magician.
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You can teach a complete course at your school with our classroom-ready packages. View our robotics packages including the Magician and the curriculum, or customize your own package by contacting us.
Come up north to see us at ITEEA in Minneapolis, Minnesota on April 12-15 (booth 505). There will be dozens of professional learning sessions, and conference workshops, including Dr. Jake’s “Exploring Renewable Energy and Hydrogen Fuel Cells with Project-Based Learning.” Register here.