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Mae Jemison, Astronaut

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Mae Jemison in Space (October 1992

 

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Autobiography

 

 

Short autobiography of Mae Jemison posted by NOVA’s Secret Life of Scientists and Engineers. 

 

  • An overview of her life in a short video, the most important parts of her life are talked about by Mae herself.

 

  • This differentiates learning for students by giving a brief overview of the person/whatever they may be learning.

 

  • By using videos from Mae Jemison herself, the idea of women in STEM may stick with the students forever. 

 

 

Find Where the Wind Goes: Moments from My Life by Dr. Mae Jemison

 

  • This resource is text-based and is an autobiography about Dr. Mae Jemison’s journey throughout her life.

 

  • A teacher can assign this as a reading book and create different activities for the students to complete such as thing-pair-shares about the sections of reading, students can dress up as Mae Jemison, and the list goes on.

 

  • By using text-based resources, learning can be tailored to all through differentiated learning, expectations can be different for every student. 

 

 

 Biography

 

 

This interactive Web Resource has a short biography of Mae Jemison as well as a “did you know?” and a question about her with an answer button.

 

  • There is also hyperlinked words such as “NASA” in the article that brings you to the definition or meaning of NASA

 

A biographical piece on Mae Jemison from the National Women's History Museum

 

Resources from Holly Charette (March 2020)

 

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