and persistent — which is natural for young learners
The Geometry component of JASON’s ARGO Math is titled “Here’s Looking at Euclid” to honor the Greek scholar and the mathematics he developed
but also gives students the unique opportunity to immerse themselves in real life environmental situations where they are responsible to:
The best way to find out why something looks or behaves the way it does is to pay attention
Students will learn how current research and technology help us better understand the patterns and changes in weather
Energy: Infinite Potential and persistent — which isOperation: Infinite Potential introduces students to leading scientists and lets them explore past, current, and future challenges of energy generation, storage, and consumption. Students will learn to analyze emerging technologies designed to meet the needs of an energy hungry planet. Operation: Infinite Potential includes interactive games, high quality videos, and immersive missions that not only teach key science concepts but also ask students to