NEED trains and assists teachers in harnessing the energy of the classroom – the energy of students.
Keep kids minds inquiring and energized this school year with NEED’s hands-on distance learning energy content and activity suggestions! Great resources here for teachers!
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In 1980, The NEED Project began as a one-day celebration of energy education when National Energy Education Day was recognized by a Joint Congressional Resolution. In the same year, President Jimmy Carter issued a Presidential Proclamation stressing the need for comprehensive energy education in our schools, a reduction of our dependence of fossil fuels, and increasing use of renewable energy technologies and energy efficiency.
Groundhog Day is next week!
Check out NEED's Light Activity for students to learn more about shadows. Page 30 of our "EnergyWorks" student guide, free PDF download or e-publication at https://shop.need.org/products/energyworks-kit/…![]()
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January 26th, 6:00 pm
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A big thank you to Jay Egg for virtually guest presenting today to EIA employees participating in the Energy Industry Study Program! #Geothermal ... See MoreSee Less
January 26th, 2:22 pm
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Thank you, it's always a pleasure to address the latest in technology advancements in the geothermal field!
Born this day - Robert Boyle![]()
Robert Boyle is regarded as the first modern chemist and a pioneer of modern experimental scientific method. Largely known for Boyle's law (also known as pressure-volume law), states that the pressure of a gas is inversely proportional to the volume. This law is valid as long as the temperature and the amount of gas are constant.
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January 25th, 10:00 am
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