Technology Enables Exploration: Engineering Design Activities
Tuesday 02/07/2017
4:00 pm (Eastern Time)
Educators in Grades K-8

This interactive webinar will provide educators with the following information:

1. A brief introduction of the Engineering Design Process.
2. Two hands-on activities: Touchdown &
Low Density Super Sonic Decelerator (LDSD).
3.  Real world connections to NASA missions.

The hands-on activities are found within the NASA
educator guides, "On the Moon" and "NASA Beginning Engineering Science and Technology" which provide teachers with a total of 15 design activities for students!

Hope to see you there!



Low Density Super Sonic Decelerator, or LDSD



Touchdown
 




Kelly is a NASA Education Professional Development Specialist at Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. She works to support education in eleven East Coast states ranging from Virginia to Maine. Kelly started at NASA as an Informal Educator, which coordinated various programs and events intended to inspire teachers, students and families in grades K-8 in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) while bringing together NASA missions, engineers, and scientists at NASA Goddard’s Visitor Center. Prior to joining the education team at NASA, Kelly’s professional career consisted of 10 years of teaching Earth and Physical Sciences in various school systems and grade levels in the state of New Jersey. The districts have ranged from urban to suburban, as well as private and public schools. Outside of teaching in the United States, Kelly spent time during the summer as a volunteer English teacher in Costa Rica. She has pursued a career in teaching STEM and professional development workshops for NASA and has earned a Master’s degree in Science Leadership and Management.