Aerospace Education
Aerospace EducationCAP aerospace education programs help inform the public about air and space matters. Over the past 30 years, CAP has supported about 4,000 aerospace education workshops for teachers and education officials at more than 250 colleges and universities around the country. These programs have prepared nearly 200,000 teachers to teach aerospace education courses in their schools or to enrich the usual classroom subjects.

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Studying aircraft and how they workOther important services offered include assistance in curriculum planning at all levels and educational materials for use by teachers in their classrooms. CAP's Center for Aerospace Education Development develops, publishes and distributes materials to teachers. These materials range from pamphlets and activity booklets to a complete high school elective course. They are produced and sold at a cost far below commercially available products.

Apollo 11CAP keeps in close contact with education departments at all levels and with agencies such as the Federal Aviation Administration,National Aeronautics and Space Administration,National Air and Space Museum,and the Air Force Association. These contacts promote and expand aerospace education in the nation's schools. Also, the yearly scholarship funds to cadet and senior members are provided. These funds help finance college studies in engineering, the humanities, education, science and other fields relating to air and space.

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