The International Space Station enables researchers from all over the
world to perform innovative experiments that could not be done anywhere
else. This unique laboratory environment produces advancements in
science and technology that benefit everyday life on Earth. Download
this brochure to learn more about these innovations and share them with
your students
The International Space Station Benefits for Humanity brochure is a
collection of in-depth descriptions about benefits from research on the
space station. The benefits outlined serve as examples of the space
station’s potential as a groundbreaking scientific research facility.
This collection was developed collaboratively by the members of the
Canadian Space Agency, European Space Agency, Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency, NASA and the Russian Federal Space Agency.
To view the brochure, visit http://www.nasa.gov/audience/foreducators/topnav/materials/listbytype/ISS_Benefit_for_Humanity.html.
The Educational Materials section of NASA's website offers classroom
activities, educator guides, posters and other types of resources that
are available for use in the classroom. Materials are listed by type,
grade level and subject. For more NASA-related education resources,
visit http://search.nasa.gov/search/edFilterSearch.jsp?empty=true.
A companion blog for TeacherLINK - http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu - provided by the Adele & Dale Young Educational Technology Center (the YETC), College of Education & Human Services, Utah State University (Nathan Smith, Director). This blog focuses on resources related to the College's departments/units, on educational technologies and resources, NASA & STEM resources/opportunities for educators, and more! Blog submissions can be emailed to usu.yetc@gmail.com
