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NASA eClips™
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NASA eClips is a NASA-supported project that brings together exciting video segments and resources with educational best practices to inspire and educate students to become ...
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8 Great Videos to Teach the Engineering Design Process
http://start-engineering.com/start-engineering-now/2019/4/3/8-great-videos-to-teach-the-engineering-design-process
Videos about the engineering design process can make an abstract, seemingly vague topic into something interesting and fun for students to learn about and apply. These 8 ...
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Gina Sobba commented on a question answer Question Answer submitted by: Cary Sneider"

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Thanks, Cary! I appreciate your input and will look into both of those sources.

Thanks, Cary! I appreciate your input and will look into both of those sources.
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Cary Sneider , Portland State University submitted an answer on "I'm working on a proposal to add an engineering course at the middle school level. If you teach that, could you share details - curriculum, content, pacing, community involvement, etc? Thank you!"

Posted 10 days AGO

Hi, Gina, Here are a couple of suggestions. You’ll need to review them to see which is most appropriate for your students. The first is Engineering is Everywhere, from the Museum of Science in Boston. These are modules, created by the same team that developed Engineering is Elementary.

http://eie.org/engineering-everywhere/curriculum-units

The second is Engineering the Future:...

http://eie.org/engineering-everywhere/curriculum-units

The second is Engineering the Future: Science, Technology, and the Design Process. This was also developed at the Museum of Science in Boston. Although intended for ninth grade, it is also suitable for 8th graders. It has four semester-long projects. The first one, Jump Into Engineering, needs to be completed first, but the others—Design a Green Building, Design with Light and Sound, and Patent Your Vehicle Design—can be done in any order. I confess to being the project director on this one. We just spent three years updating it to fully support NGSS. – Cary

https://activatelearning.com/engineering-the-future/