Type of Agreement: Teaching From Space Cooperative AgreementTeaching From Space Cooperative Agreement • March 1st, 2013
Education Flight Projects (EFP) is a NASA Office of Education K-12 project, managed by the Teaching From Space office at the NASA Johnson Space Center. The project’s strength is its capability to highlight the Agency’s missions and connect education audiences to NASA content, people, and facilities. EFP activities involve K-12 students and educators in hands-on experiences and research applications, on the ground, above the ground, and in space. Activities are “as only NASA can” and utilize a variety of NASA flight platforms, including the International Space Station (ISS) and NASA ground-based research and test facilities. EFP provides opportunities for students and educators to interact with NASA researchers, scientists, and engineers.
Administered by Oklahoma State University (OSU) Type of Agreement: Teaching From Space Cooperative AgreementTeaching From Space Cooperative Agreement • December 1st, 2008
Education Flight Projects (EFP) involves K-12 students and educators in hands-on experiences and research applications on-board a variety of NASA flight platforms. The project is national in scope and involves both formal and informal education communities and other NASA Education projects.
Type of Agreement: Teaching From Space Cooperative AgreementTeaching From Space Cooperative Agreement • November 17th, 2009
In FY09, the scope of Education Flight Projects (EFP) expanded when it absorbed the functions and activities of the Educator Astronaut Project (EAP). The integration of the two projects under EFP resulted in a more diverse and dynamic project, equally focused on offering unique NASA experiences to educators and their students.
Administered by Oklahoma State University (OSU) Type of Agreement: Teaching From Space Cooperative AgreementTeaching From Space Cooperative Agreement • December 1st, 2008
The Educator Astronaut Project (EAP) provides high quality professional development and classroom resources to the Nation’s K-12 educators. The project facilitates professional development activities and educator resources that are based on NASA missions. EAP recognizes that the excitement associated with space exploration is a valuable tool for educators to use to inspire, engage, and educate their students. The project seeks to give educators the skills and knowledge to successfully use NASA-related content in their classrooms.
Administered by Oklahoma State University (OSU) Type of Agreement: Teaching From Space Cooperative AgreementTeaching From Space Cooperative Agreement • May 7th, 2015
Education Flight Projects (EFP) and International Space Station National Laboratory Education (ISSNLE) are NASA Office of Education projects, managed by the Teaching From Space office at the NASA Johnson Space Center. The projects work closely together on education activities that highlight the Agency’s missions and connect education audiences to NASA content, people, and facilities. This synergistic approach promotes a flow of information that enhances both projects. Through this sharing of information and resources, efficiencies and opportunities emerge which ultimately result in a richer learning experience for students and educators. The activities involve students and educators in hands-on experiences and research applications in space and on Earth. Activities are “as only NASA can” and utilize a variety of NASA flight platforms, including the International Space Station (ISS) and NASA ground-based research and test facilities. EFP and ISSNLE provide opportunities for students and
