NASA Smart Skies Line Up With Math! Reposted

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Alex

NASA is seeking a few more participants to test Problem Sets 1-6 in the
upcoming Smart Skies LineUp With Math national classroom trials.
Grades 7-9 teachers interested in evaluating
all six math problem sets between March-May 2006 may apply by accessing
the link below. The application deadline has been extended to March 3.

http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/projects/smart_skies/lineup/registration.html

Wanted: Teachers to Evaluate New NASA Education Product

NASA Smart Skies is looking for teachers to classroom test LineUp With
Maths 2 , its newest standards-based math and science instructional
activity.! Math and science teachers representing
grades 5-9 are invited to evaluate the web-based and print-based
materials during March and April 2006.

LineUp With Math enables students to explore and resolve
distance-rate-time conflicts in realistic air traffic control problems
using decision-making and proportional reasoning skills. Students
use a web-based interactive simulator that represents an air traffic
controller's screen. Acting as controllers, students are challenged to
land planes safely, with proper spacing, at a given intersection of jet
routes. Accompanying workbooks and classroom activities provide the
underlying mathematics and strategies to enable students to optimize
their solutions.

- NASA Smart Skies