S.T.E.M. for the Classroom, Author at RocketSTEM

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S.T.E.M. for the Classroom

S.T.E.M. for the Classroom offers high school students at all Socioeconomic Status (S.E.S.) levels fun and memorable projects at no cost to the student that challenges them to step out of their comfort zone by designing real-world space missions using real-world spacecraft data thereby gaining a better understanding of the real world. The projects are designed by Joe Maness and Rich Holtzin.

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S.T.E.M. for the Classroom October 3, 2013

S.T.E.M. projects for launching student minds into space Imagine yourself a high school student, say, 9th through 12th grade, taking math courses entailing astronautics or aerospace projects. Most projects usually run about six weeks. You are part of a team of three or four other students and collaboration is imperative. Even though you may have …

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