STEM as a Learning Platform

STEM as a Learning Platform

Developing creative, critical minds through STEM-integrated learning 

by: Dr. Bonnie Schmidt

date: December 4, 2025

How does the air an astronaut breathes on the International Space Station (ISS) compare to the air students inhale in a classroom? Grade 8 students find out for themselves as they learn to code and build an instrument that will monitor classroom temperature, humidity and CO2 levels. They’ll use what they build to compare their readings to those on the ISS by accessing the data website that posts information about what’s happening inside the Space Station. They’ll also monitor their classroom over time to determine how and when readings change. 

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