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ProjectileX, by Prater Software, is the most powerful and
easy-to-use projectile motion simulator available to students
and teachers today. Specifically designed to provide the information
that you need to know about a projectile in flight, whether
it is an ideal motion projectile or one affected by linear air
drag, ProjectileX quickly calculates every detail of its trajectory
at the click of a mouse and graphs the projectile's flight path.
And it only costs $6.95! |
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The 2005-2006 JASON Expedition: Mysteries of Earth
and Mars has recognized the Uber Flyer as a valuable
supplement to their curriculum. Teachers with a Team JASON Online
account will find links to Uberfy on the TJO Resource page.
If you don't already use JASON in your classroom, visit their
site today and join an ever growing number of teachers around
the world who know how valuable the JASON experience of inquiry
based Science and Math is for their students. |
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NASA JPL knows the importance of education.
They have joined JASON to make the 2005-2006 curriculum as real
as it can get, with Student and Teacher Argonauts based at JPL
for the live broadcasts scheduled to take place in January,
2006. |
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National Geographic is a National Corporate
Sponsor of the JASON Foundation For Education. |
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The National Robotics Challenge is a an annual
event for students in which they design and control robots and
then compete against each other in various contests. It is held
at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum on the Marion County Fairgrounds
in Marion, Ohio. In 2004 over 250 students from 27 schools representing
7 states with 148 contest entries participated. Tad Douce, a
Middle School Teacher and one of the local sponsers who organizes
the NRC, brings his knowledge of Robotics as another addition
to the 2005-2006 JASON Curriculum. |
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TRECA is a JASON PIN site, providing training
for teachers throughout central Ohio in the use of the JASON
Curriculum. |
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Updated 3-15-07