NEED News & Articles
PG&E Career Exploration Week
NEED loves creating opportunities for students to work with mentors to learn about exciting careers in energy. In July, we piloted a new model program…
Energy Education in San Pedro
This past Friday (February 10, 2023), NEED provided an engaging energy education workshop in San Pedro, CA with 33 K-12 classroom teachers and educators from…
2022 California Science Educator Conference
2022 California Science Education Conference Reflection from a long-time attendee, presenter, and exhibitor. Hooray! Just in time, the return of the annual conference for California…
PG&E Summer High School Fellowship
PG&E Summer Fellowship Program Wraps Up! PG&E and NEED just wrapped up a mostly virtual Summer Fellowship program for twenty high school juniors and seniors…
Prince of Darkness over Phantom Loads
Blog Series by Jim Brown “Hey! It’s the Energy Guy!” said one of the group of teachers walking out of the building. “My lights are…
Have you noticed the increased price of fuel?
Blog Series #2 by Jim Brown As prices for fuel continue to rise, you might begin to look for ways to reduce how many miles…
The NEED Project
Over 45 Years of Putting Energy into Education!
This update is absolutely radiant! ⚛️
NEED’s updated nuclear curriculum helps students explore uranium, atoms, reactors, electricity generation, safety, and careers through engaging, classroom-ready resources.
Available as a free PDF download at
Nuclear Energy/Uranium (I/S) · National Energy Education Development Project
www.need.org
Newly Updated! FREE PDF Download Guides: ·Energy From Uranium (6-8) ·Exploring Nuclear Energy (9-12) Through background information and hands-on activities, students will learn about the chemistry a...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Don't miss out! We're already filling up the fall calendar with free, hands-on energy professional development. Find one near you and join us! www.NEED.org/events
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Our last NEED Energy Exchange Monthly Webinar for this school year took place this week, but have no fear as you can view the recording (and all of our previous monthly webinars) at youtu.be/tG2zfVmFJW0
Stay tuned as we'll bring back this monthly offering for the 2026-2027 school year!
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