Super School University is located in Long Beach, California. We are a team of educators, scientists and engineers working on the Occupy Mars Learning Adventures. This program integrates the Common Core State Standards, Next Generation Science Standards and STEAM ++ (science, technology, engineering, visual and performing arts, mathematics, visual and performing arts, computer languages and foreign languages). Students participate in project-based learning as they learn to become Jr. astronauts, scientists and engineers. Our entire team is now focused on the “Occupy Mars Learning Adventures.” We are designing prototypes of international space stations, Martin habitats, robots, science and engineering centers and space mathematics learning projects.
Our STEM and STEAM++ teams are collaborating with teachers and engineers from USC, UCLA, California State University Long Beach, California State University Los Angeles, California State University Dominguez Hills, Stanford University and the University of Cabo Verde.
Our students will be designing audio and video podcasts and electronic portfolios to collaborate with student team members, teachers, scientists, engineers and parents.
Additional Information:
http://www.KidsTalkRadioLA.com
http://www.KidsTalkRadioUSA.com
http://www.KidsTalkRadioWorld.WordPress.com
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http://www.OccupyMars.WordPress.com
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http://www.KidsTalkRadioChina.WordPress.com
http://www.KidsTalkRadioJapan.WordPress.com
http://www.KidsTalkRadioCambodia.WordPress.com
http://www.KidsTalkRadioAntarctica.WordPress.com
Contact eMail: Suprschool@aol.com
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http://www.KidsTalkRadioCaboVerde2.WordPress.com
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The entire Super School University team is supporting the upcoming California Robotic Idol Competition on October 26, 2013. Teachers and students will receive two weeks of hands on professional development at the main branch of the Long Beach Public Library this July. All teachers will use the NAO humanoid robot and a special curriculum designed to support this competition. Teachers will need to apply for financial aid and assistance to purchase robots and training kits. Contact Bob Barboza, Director, Kids Talk Radio Science: Suprschool@aol.com