| [The first of two articles discussing the
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| | time and money converting the "raw
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| availability of math and science
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| | material" of the new and the innovative
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| materials on the Internet.]I heard it a
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| | into classroom-ready presentations.
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| lot in the 1980s and 1990s. It is now 20
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| | One solution to some of these
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| years later and I still hear it:Recent
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| | fall-backs [in spite of all the "other
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| studies indicate the American educational
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| | stuff" that is out there on the Web just
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| system is failing to provide a sufficient
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| | waiting to snare and entrap the innocent
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| level of math and science instruction for
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| | children from grade school and junior
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| our children. Therefore, we are falling
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| | high] is to simply TURN THEM LOOSE! A
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| behind in the global race to prepare the
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| | risky proposition? Yes. So put in all the
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| next generation of engineers and
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| | filters and site regulators that you feel
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| scientists.
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| | are needed. But, for Pete's sake, turn
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| I'm not sure if it was true then; I'm
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| | the students loose. Just point them in
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| not sure if it is true now. But, at the
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| | the right direction. There are some
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| bottom line, it doesn't matter what the
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| | excellent sites that can keep them busy
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| studies indicate. What matters is that we
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| | for weeks on end.Another solution is to
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| DO something to address math and science
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| | totally drop the expectation that high
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| education, whether we're lacking in it or
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| | technology learning will ever be fully
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| not. We need to provide the resources.
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| | integrated into classroom curriculum and
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| I'd be saying the same thing even if all
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| | simply move forward. That's where
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| the studies ever conducted indicated that
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| | "content providers" come in. They are the
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| we were far and away providing the best
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| | ones capable of either developing
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| math and science instruction on the
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| | materials that are a finished product for
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| planet. It's pretty hard to get too much
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| | in-classroom use or for taking on the
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| of a good thing. And keeping up with the
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| | role of both developer and presenter. But
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| latest technology is more than a full
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| | without access to the classroom, the
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| time job.I have two suggestions:
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| | venue for this material presentation will
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| | be the Web itself. An Introduction
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| Don't look at education as a
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| | Let me introduce you to one site that
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| competition; look at it as an opportunity
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| | I'm personally familiar with.... because
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| never to be squandered.
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| | I've put it together myself for a
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| Don't lay the entire burden for
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| | specific purpose: to be an entry point
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| education solely on the American
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| | for nearly countless educational web
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| educational system; take the
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| | sites targeting aerospace and astronomy.
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| responsibility back into the home and
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| | It's the website for The Aerospace
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| other non-school activities.
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| | Educational Development Program (AEDP) at
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| Resources Abound
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| | Is it complete? Not by a long shot. It's
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| The Internet, by way of the World Wide
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| | a work-in-progress. But already it has
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| Web, is now the ideal resource for
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| | several areas that offer some premium
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| locating materials to directly advance
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| | math and science resources.More details
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| this goal. It's a double win: the act of
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| | of this resource will be discussed in
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| learning the computer technology required
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| | Part 2 of this two-part article.Mr.
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| to search the Web for more technology is
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| | Rossie's background includes work since
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| a success all on its own. The resources
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| | 1978 with communication satellites and
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| are out there. They're not all that
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| | other elements of terrestrial-based
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| difficult to find. Once identified, the
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| | telecommunication systems, as well as the
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| key is using them correctly.The Hurdle of
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| | marketing of launch vehicles and payload
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| Preparing Lesson Plans
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| | assembly. He has been involved with
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| Despite an overwhelming and ever
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| | efforts in the privatization of the space
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| increasing number of resources, there is
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| | industry since the mid-1980s.He has run
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| a fundamental flaw in expecting teachers
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| | programs for elementary and middle school
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| within the structured educational system
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| | science instruction and has instructed
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| to fold the new and innovative elements
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| | courses in undergraduate- and
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| of math and science into their classroom
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| | graduate-level programs in a variety of
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| activities. The plain fact is, teachers
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| | fields including the graduate course for
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| are:
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| | Management of Space-Based Communication
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| | Systems. He holds Master's Degrees in
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| generally overworked with their current
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| | Philosophy (MA), Telecommunications (MS)
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| assignments;
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| | and Business Administration (MBA), and
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| expected to follow a strict set of
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| | has been Director of the Aerospace
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| standardized lessons that don't allow for
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| | Educational Development Program since its
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| much deviation, and so limit innovation;
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| | inception in 1988. He is author of
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| unable or unwilling to spend the extra
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| | HANDBOOK TWO FOR AEROSPACE EDUCATION.
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