Teaching People to Dream
Hubble Top Stars Contest
Throughout Hubble Space Telescope's lifetime its mission has inspired and promoted education. The final Hubble servicing mission (2009) and the celebration of Hubble's 20th anniversary (2010) are key mission milestones, and both enrich activities for the 2009 International Year of Astronomy (IYA).
U.S. formal (K-12 and college) and informal educators are invited to submit their best examples of using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope for science, technology, engineering or mathematics education. Those selected as Top Stars will receive national recognition and awards.
From May 2009-January 2010, IGES will accept and review entries from U.S. educators of their best examples of using Hubble for STEM education. The contest is open to individuals, and teams of up to four people, who are U.S. citizens and are at least 21 years old. IGES and NASA employees, or their contractors, are not eligible.
Visit the Top Stars website at: http://topstars.strategies.org
U.S. formal (K-12 and college) and informal educators are invited to submit their best examples of using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope for science, technology, engineering or mathematics education. Those selected as Top Stars will receive national recognition and awards.
From May 2009-January 2010, IGES will accept and review entries from U.S. educators of their best examples of using Hubble for STEM education. The contest is open to individuals, and teams of up to four people, who are U.S. citizens and are at least 21 years old. IGES and NASA employees, or their contractors, are not eligible.
Visit the Top Stars website at: http://topstars.strategies.org
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