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4. Did you or will you use a Science of the Olympics lesson plan in your classroom?

Did you or will you use a Science of the Olympics lesson plan in your classroom? yes

5. If yes, which one(s)? Please select all that apply.

View http://www.lessonopoly.org/svef/?q=node/9086 for the description for each lesson plan title.

If yes, which one(s)? Please select all that apply. View http://www.lessonopoly.org/svef/?q=node/9086 for the description for each lesson plan title. Aerial Physics& Aerial Skiing (Grade 8)

Aerial Physics: Aerial Skiing (Grade 9)

Momentum and the Physics of a Slapshot

Slapshot Physics: Hockey

Slapshot Science!

Lung Power

The Internal Athlete: Cross Country Skiing (B)

The Internal Athlete: Cross Country Skiing (C)

Muscles and Motion

Olympic Motion (C)

Olympic Motion

Competition Suits

Awesome Aerodynamics!

Competition Suits for the Twenty First Century

Olympic Metric Conversions

Mathletes

Ski Technology and Composite Materials

The Science of Skis

Mastering the Ice

The Science of Skates

The Science of Skates, Friction Friend and Foe

Figure Skating and the Conservation of Angular Momentum

Figuring out Figure Skating!

Designing Safety Gear

Experimenting with Safety Gear

Safety Gear

Air Drag and Friction Effects on the Bobsled

Banking on Speed

Downhill Science: Alpine Skiing

The Variables Of Ski Jumping

Air Lift: Ski Jump

Snowboarding and the Conservation of Energy

The Science of Snowboarding

Curling and Inertia

Exploring Friction

Science Friction: Curling

Blade Runners: Short Track Speed Skating

Making Motion!

Short Track Speed Skating And Newton’s Laws Of Motion

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7. Please provide any feedback on the Science of the Olympics lesson plans from both your teaching perspective and students' perspectives.

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9. Do you have any suggestions on other topics of lesson plans we can feature?

Do you have any suggestions on other topics of lesson plans we can feature?

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Would you like to participate in a user study? Studies will take between 30-60 minutes to complete and can be done online. yes

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15. Please indicate if you would like more information about NBC Learn, who created of the videos for "Science of the Winter Olympic Games." NBC Learn's Archives on Demand website (archives.nbclearn.com) features over 10,000 educator-guided, broadcast-quality video resources across 23 subject areas, from Science to Social Studies.

Please indicate if you would like more information about NBC Learn, who created of the videos for "Science of the Winter Olympic Games." NBC Learn's Archives on Demand website (archives.nbclearn.com) features over 10,000 educator-guided, broadcast-quality video resources across 23 subject areas, from Science to Social Studies. yes

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