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WIESBADEN, Germany - Students in 15 DoDDS-Europe high schools will step a little closer to the stars Nov. 14 when they participate in a day of science instruction coordinated by the U.S. Department of Education Office of Technology, NASA and the European Space Agency. The Nov. 14 program, undertaken as part of International Education Week, will include instruction under the guidance of NASA and ESA representatives, as well as DoDDS-E science and math teachers and instruction specialists. Participating students will receive instruction in a range of scientific and mathematical subjects, including, but not limited to, earth and space science, physics, physics applications, biology, chemistry and chemistry applications. Each school will determine the specific subject matter to be taught and the level of participation in the day’s events. The highlight of the day will be the live webcast of a 20-minute discussion between students gathered at the Department of Education in Washington, D.C., with astronauts aboard the International Space Station. DoDDS-E students will observe that exchange live via an Internet webcast. ESA participation in the day’s program is a result of the presence of an ESA astronaut in the crew of the space station. Participating
schools represent all five DoDDS-Europe Districts: BACKGROUND ON INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK (external site) FOR MORE ON DoDDS-E PARTICIPATION AND TO ARRANGE INTERVIEWS, CONTACT: Ms. Lynn M. Smith |
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| 10/24/2006 |