Thursday May 12 , 2005

Renewable Energy Education
BASEA’s educational programs, a review and discussion of future directions.  

The Jr. Solar Sprint, JSS, a Middle-School Science program

The presentation will include a brief introduction for teachers of what the JSS is and how to bring it to a school or after-school program. 

Later, we will review present and past programs of BASEA, ASES, NESEA and discuss future focus. 

Please join us to help focus this future.

With limited resources should the audience be school children, professionals, or the general public? Should concentrate on programs like the JSS, technology competition or sponsor workshops directed to trade and professionals or act as a clearing house of resources? Are there partners or others who can assist in joint efforts?  The theme for the evening will incorporate how these and other educational programs can be maintained and grown and what role BASEA and it’s partners can best take.  We will also discuss various other strategies regarding the focus of educational programs. 

Here are a few useful solar education links

http://basea.org/jss2004/index.htm

http://www.nesea.org/education/

http://www.nesea.org/education/CIRE_Index.html

http://www.nesea.org/EnergyInSchools/index.html

http://ases.org/

http://masstech.org/cleanenergy/curriculum/framework.htm

http://www.solarfest.org/

Join us for an informative and thought-provoking discussion !

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Last Updated: 10/06/2004