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What Makes Airplanes Fly? History, Science and Applications ofAerodynamics

The Aerospace Industry: Its History and How it Affects the U.S. Economy

Carol L. Cook

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I. Introduction/Rationale

II. Learning Goals

III. Suggested Teaching Strategies

IV. History of Aerospace Before 1900

V. History of Aerospace After 1900

VI. Aerospace Industry Today

VII. Careers in Aerospace

VIII. The Aerospace Industry Tomorrow

IX. Aerospace Industry and Defense Spending

X. Aerospace Industry and U.S. Airline Industry

XI. Aerospace Industry and the U.S. Economy

XII. Foreign Countries in Aerospace

XIII. Aerospace Industry and Connecticut Economy

XIV. Sample Lesson Plans

XV. Teacher Bibliography

XVI. Speakers

XVII. Student Bibliography

XVIII. Classroom Materials Needed

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	I.	Introduction/Rationale
	II.	Learning Goals
	III.	Suggested Teaching Strategies
	IV.	History of Aerospace Before 1900
	V.	History of Aerospace After 1900
	VI.	Aerospace Industry Today
	VII.	Careers in Aerospace
	VIII.	The Aerospace Industry Tomorrow
	IX.	Aerospace Industry and Defense Spending
	X.	Aerospace Industry and U.S. Airline Industry
	XI.	Aerospace Industry and the U.S. Economy
	XII.	Foreign Countries in Aerospace
	XIII.	Aerospace Industry and Connecticut Economy
	XIV.	Sample Lesson Plans
	XV.	Teacher Bibliography
	XVI.	Speakers
	XVII.	Student Bibliography
	XVIII.	Classroom Materials Needed