CBS 6O Minutes had a segment this evening on the individual who founded the site below and it is backed by the Gates Foundation. Anyways there's a lot of video presentation on math & some science concepts. What's interesting is the videos are only about 10 minutes long. All materials are free for all to view.
See: http://www.khanacademy.org/ (http://www.khanacademy.org/)
Pretty good idea --- try a few for a review or to learn some new concepts. Perhaps the staff at National Hq CAP could contribute lessons for aerospace education.
RM
^The above site is awesome! My sister and I are home schooled, and we use this site for all of our math studies and a good deal of our science curriculum. They've also made dozens of videos for ACT/SAT prep, and a nice series on basic computer programming. The history/social studies library is a work in progress, but they're adding new videos all the time.
Thank you for finding the link.
http://afterschoolscience.org/ (http://afterschoolscience.org/)
"The Coalition for Science After School envisions the day when young people from all backgrounds have access to high-quality science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) learning beyond the classroom."