This is a fascinating topic in that it reveals much about
a person. For me as an educator, Christa McAuliffe is a hauntingly powerful image. The
idea of a teacher in space whose desire was to teach a lesson from space to millions of
students on Earth is compellingly inspirational. It is here where I would pack my
things appropriately. I would bring a dry/ erase board and markers for visual aids, as
well as some books as reference points. I think that there is something really
impressive in teaching a lesson that could be taught on Earth, yet teaching it in
space. I would bring a short story unit that I teach about dissension amongst human
beings. Then, in teaching this lesson from space, I think that there might be a
thematically inspirational element that can hope to bridge the differences amongst
people when teaching it from a position where all people can develop affinity for it. I
think that bringing materials, such as the packet of stories that students already have,
that would enable this lesson to be taught from above back below would be something that
I would bring to make my experience and my lesson more meaningful. It is a personalized
response, but I thought that given the question, it required a personalized
analysis.
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
If you were traveling into space, what would be pack?
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