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Star Trekkin

Class 4. Star Trekkin. CLIPS SKILLS THIS CLASS. C - understand that people from different parts of the world have different values and customs and why these should be respected L – think for yourself and reflect on your experiences L – be creative and have new ideas

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Star Trekkin

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  1. Class 4 Star Trekkin

  2. CLIPS SKILLS THIS CLASS • C - understand that people from different parts of the world have different values and customs and why these should be respected • L – think for yourself and reflect on your experiences • L – be creative and have new ideas • I – organise and use information • P – relate successfully to other people • S – manage your own time effectively

  3. Questions, questions... Now we have to think a little!

  4. We gotta GO there! • What kinds of skills do you need to be an astronaut? • What do you think, in your groups, would be the important skills for you to travel to your planet in the original time, at 17500 mph? • Would it be easier if you get there in a year?

  5. We gotta GO there! • As part of their training, 3 Russians, 2 Europeans and 1 Chinese have been locked in a module the size of a bendy bus. www.guardian.co.uk

  6. We gotta GO there! • Why do you think we are practising being stuck in a space for 520 days? • What could happen between the six people? • Why did the organisers pick people from 3 continents? • Does it make a difference to your answer to the second question on this slide?

  7. MSNBC asked readers to vote: • Would you volunteer to spend 600 days cooped up with five other people?    • They got 9603 responses • No way: I'd go stir crazy. 39% • Sorry: I can't leave the outside world behind for that long. 14% • Maybe: I'd like to see if I have what it takes.22% • You bet: It sounds better than what I've been doing the past couple of years.19% • None of the above. 5.5%

  8. What about your group? • Do a quick survey, and put together the results using Excel. Decide how to present the results • Would you be interested in going to your planet, and spending years travelling with the same people in a small space? • What would you miss about being home? • What would you NOT miss, ever? • What skills do you think you would need?

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