Add to ORKGSolar energy is radiant energy that is produced by the Sun. Every day the Sun radiates an enormous amount of energy. How much solar energy a place on Earth receives depends on several conditions. In this lesson, students will explore real NASA satellite data for energy from the Sun and cloud cover for their area to determine if they can harness this solar energy, a renewable energy source, by using a solar collector. They will develop skills in graphing and reading graphs. Educational levels: Middle school, High school
In this 14-page activity, provided by the Center for Renewable Energy Advanced Technological Educati...
This session will share lesson plans, research, and strategies involving renewable and nonrenewable ...
Solar energy information is made available to students through classroom instruction by way of the S...
Some basic topics on the subject of solar energy are outlined in the form of a teaching manual. The ...
Line plots are a useful way to display data especially change over time. During this lesson, student...
In this lesson,students will evaluate a location in the Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere ...
This applet plots the incoming solar energy at the top of the atmosphere (no absorption by the atmos...
This lesson plan uses Clouds and Earth's Radiant Energy System (CERES) radiation data to understand ...
Information on renewable energy sources is provided for students in this teachers' guide. With the c...
In this lesson, students will examine authentic NASA satellite data to explore how hurricanes extrac...
This paper explores the use of local solar array systems as a scaffold to teach Next Generation Scie...
In times when human beings used to live in a natural environment, their needs were also provided by ...
The increasing use of energy and its impacts on the atmosphere, the oceans, the soil and the biosphe...
This lesson will help students to distinguish between renewable and nonrenewable sources of energy, ...
This lesson is designed to help students understand how the sun supplies almost all the energy we us...
In this 14-page activity, provided by the Center for Renewable Energy Advanced Technological Educati...
This session will share lesson plans, research, and strategies involving renewable and nonrenewable ...
Solar energy information is made available to students through classroom instruction by way of the S...
Some basic topics on the subject of solar energy are outlined in the form of a teaching manual. The ...
Line plots are a useful way to display data especially change over time. During this lesson, student...
In this lesson,students will evaluate a location in the Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere ...
This applet plots the incoming solar energy at the top of the atmosphere (no absorption by the atmos...
This lesson plan uses Clouds and Earth's Radiant Energy System (CERES) radiation data to understand ...
Information on renewable energy sources is provided for students in this teachers' guide. With the c...
In this lesson, students will examine authentic NASA satellite data to explore how hurricanes extrac...
This paper explores the use of local solar array systems as a scaffold to teach Next Generation Scie...
In times when human beings used to live in a natural environment, their needs were also provided by ...
The increasing use of energy and its impacts on the atmosphere, the oceans, the soil and the biosphe...
This lesson will help students to distinguish between renewable and nonrenewable sources of energy, ...
This lesson is designed to help students understand how the sun supplies almost all the energy we us...
In this 14-page activity, provided by the Center for Renewable Energy Advanced Technological Educati...
This session will share lesson plans, research, and strategies involving renewable and nonrenewable ...
Solar energy information is made available to students through classroom instruction by way of the S...