Space Station Resource for Students
Posted on Sep 18, 2009 06:39:31 PM | Denise Miller | 4 Comments    |

Most of the DIY Podcast topic modules include audio and video clips from the space station. If your students are looking for background information about the station, you might want to point them to "What is the International Space Station?" This NASA Education homework helper answers questions such as:


·      How old is the space station?

·      What are the parts of the space station?

·      Why is the space station important?


Tidbits of information about the station might fit nicely in a DIY Podcast script that features astronauts on the space station. 


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