NASA is taking off in North Carolina class rooms.
Dr. Keith Duclos, an educational programs consultant for NASA,is introducing educational products to Brunswick County schools.
“This is the office of education at NASA does it serves american educators both in the formal communities like the K-12 schools and informal communities museums,” Duclos said.
Because the solar eclipse is almost here this is a unique chance for educators.
Dr. Duclos is using the eclipse as a fun way to meet with 200 educators at Brunswick County Academy.
“Give them their solar glasses and talk to them about what science is and how to extend it into the classroom,” Duclos said.
He is going to be showing how to use hands on application to bring back to the class room.
This will give students a better example of using math and science in real life situations.
“Introduce them to what NASA can do for them in their class room by way of educational products like hands on activities,” Duclos said.
Dr. Duclos is not stopping with just Brunswick County.
“It would be our hope to spring board from this kind of an event tomorrow to additional districts like Hanover and the state of North Carolina as well,” Duclos said.
Dr. Duclos is excited for tomorrow. They will be arriving at the school around 1 p.m. and he is bringing them solar glasses so they can all watch the eclipse.
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