| In Operation: Infinite Potential, students strengthen their critical-thinking and problem-solving skills with science content directly aligned to national and state standards.
Working alongside leading scientists, students explore the challenges of energy generation, storage, and consumption. Through research articles, labs, field assignments, videos, online games and other multimedia, they investigate and analyze emerging technologies designed to meet the needs of an energy-hungry planet. Through their Missions, students will: - Determine whether an earthquake's energy could transform into a Tsunami
- Propose a plan to responsibly use 400 years of stored coal
- Address a large-scale power outage and work to get power restored
- Design an energy efficient module that will allow humans to live in outer space.
Available in print and free online editions, Operation: Infinite Potential is designed to fit within school districts' core curriculum. It provides at least five to nine weeks of material with lesson plans, extensions, interdisciplinary connections and teacher resources.
Operation: Infinite Potential is also available in a free interactive online version. Begin your online adventure by logging into the JASON Mission Center! The interactive curriculum in the JASON Mission Center includes: - Full-color versions of the Operation: Infinite Potential student edition, with images, diagrams, animations and videos
- Interactive games and digital labs, like Coaster Creator, that let students experience real science in the classroom
- Online extensions and resources to customize your use of Operation: Infinite Potential in the classroom
- A Digital Library allows searching for resources by state standard and subject matter
- Biographies of the Team Members, including Host Researchers and Argonauts
- An online community with message boards, live researcher chats, and online science projects.
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