National Coalition for Aviation and Space Education

Teaching Resources

  • ! - About Videos:
    NCASE Interactive Guide
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    Avionics and Aerodynamics
    civil aviation faculty
    teaching materials for undergraduate students

    Winning: Aerospace the Next Decade
    Aerospace Industries Association
    1250 Eye Street, NW
    Washington, DC 20005
    202 371-8400
  • ! - About Publications:
    NCASE Interactive Guide
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    Aviators Model Code of Conduct
    SecureAv
    Recommended practices for general aviation pilots to advance flight safety, airmanship and the general aviation community.
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    Fly to Learn
    Fly to Learn
    Fly To Learn, Powered by X-Plane, has been developed with the vision that students learn best when the material is captivating and exciting. Fly To Learn uses real world scenarios proven to be instantly exciting engineering and math (S.T.E.M) through designing, building, and flying their own virtual airplanes. www.flytolearn.com

    GA is...Brochure
    General Aviation Manufacturers Association
    This brochure tells all about the world of General Aviation - all flying except the military and scheduled airlines.
    1400 K Street, NW Suite 801
    Washington, DC 20005
    202 393-1500

    Kids To Space: A Space Traveler's Guide
    Apogee Books
    Kids To Space: A Space Traveler's Guide by Lonnies Jones Schorer, Foreword by Apollo 11 Astronaut Buzz Aldrin & Kids To Space Mission Plans: An Educator's Guide by Lonnie Jones Schorer & Barbara Sprungman David Apogee Books is proud to announce: NSTA Recommends(National Science Teachers Association) has added these two great resources to their list of publications recommended for use by science teachers in the classroom. To generate material for the Space Traveler's Guide, students ages 3 to 18, were asked to imagine a trip to the Moon or to an orbiting hotel. As pioneer space travelers what would they want to know? 6000 students responded asking more than 18,000 questions about traveling to or living in space. 94 catagoies of questions, all answered by 83 internationally respected experts in their own field. The Educator's Guide has 94 mission plans (lesson plans), corresponding to the 94 chapters in the Space Traveler's Guide. Focused on grade 5 - 8 and aligned with National Education Standards for Art, Lanuage Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Technology, many of the plans introduce students to new concepts via hands-on activities. For more info Visit - http://www.apogeebooks.com/Books/For%20Kids/KidstoSpace.html or call toll free 1-888-557-7223
    Apogee Books
    1-888-557-7223
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    Paper Airplanes website
    bestpaperairplanes.com
    unique, original paper airplane designs

    Plane Spotters Guides
    Plane Spotter: Aircraft Identification Guides
    This website is for the products the PASSENGER AIRLINER PLANE SPOTTER and the MILITARY PLANE SPOTTER. They are laminated aircraft identification guides created by an airline pilot to teach family, friends, and passengers how to quickly identify airplanes and the differences among them. The MILITARY PLANE SPOTTER was created in cooperation with the Pentagon. Each PLANE SPOTTER has twelve panels of substantive content and folds to fit in a pocket. They are visually dynamic and highly educational, appealing to all levels of aviation knowledge. Major Aerospace museums, numerous aerospace companies, educational institutions, and aviation and travel related organizations are fans of the Plane Spotter and find it to be an outstanding promotional and educational tool. Airport Fire Departments use the Plane Spotter in their training programs and even keep copies in their fire trucks. ARFF, the Aircraft Rescue Fire fighters national organization, distributes it.
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    Teachers Guide
    Castle Air Museum
    An instructional aide to teaching aviation in the classroom.
    5050 Santa Fe
    Atwater, CA 95301
    (209) 723-2178
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    Upset Recovery Training
    APS Emergency Maneuver Training
    Aviation safety training courses in Upset Recovery, Aerobatics, Spin Recovery Emergency Maneuver Training for pilots
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  • !... About CD-ROM's:
    NCASE Online Guide
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    Celebrate the Centennial of Flight
    Northwest Invention Center
    Contains illustrated instructions on how to make two dozen flying toys out of common or recycled materials. Also includes "Flying Trivia" and "A Year of Flight" calendar listing of historic events.
    Northwest Invention Center
    2420 178th NE
    Redmond, WA 98052
    (425) 861-8685
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    Fly to Learn
    Fly to Learn Website
    Fly To Learn, Powered by X-Plane has been developed with the vision that students learn best when the material is captivating and exciting. Fly To Learn uses real world scenarios proven to be instantly exciting engineering and math (S.T.E.M) through designing, building, and flying their own virtual airplanes. www.flytolearn.com

    RockSim design software
    Apogee Components
    Design model rockets using your computer. RockSim allows students to create rockets of any size, and then to simulate a launch to find out how high and fast it will go. Available for Windows and Macintosh computers.
    Apogee Components, Inc.
    1130 Elkton Dr., Suite A
    Colorado Springs, CO 80907
    719-535-9335
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