Mar 8, 2024
We are thrilled to introduce Grace Stanke, a remarkable individual who is making waves both in the world of nuclear engineering and on the pageant stage. Named in the prestigious 2024 Forbes 30 under 30 for Energy list, Grace is not only a national advocate for nuclear power but also a shining example of excellence in STEM education.
Dive into Nuclear Energy with Grace Stanke
As part of the Switch Classroom lesson “What Is Nuclear?”, we are thrilled to feature an exclusive interview with Grace titled, “Nuclear Around Us”. In this conversation, students will have the opportunity to learn about energy density and how nuclear energy is used all around us. From its mechanisms to its advantages and complexities, Grace provides invaluable insights that will spark curiosity and engagement among students.
Grace Stanke: A Multifaceted Role Model
Grace Stanke’s achievements speak volumes about her dedication and passion for both nuclear energy and education. Crowned as Miss. America 2023, she is currently a nuclear engineering student at UW-Madison. Additionally, Grace leads a social impact initiative called, “Clean energy, cleaner future,” which is about, “breaking down misconceptions about the energy industry.” Her commitment to STEM education makes her an inspiring role model for students everywhere.
Nuclear Lessons for Everyone
Teaching nuclear energy can be a daunting task, but with the help of Switch Classroom’s comprehensive, no-prep lessons, educators can confidently guide students through this complex topic. “What is Nuclear” includes four informative videos and ten engaging activities designed to make nuclear energy more accessible and relatable to students. Additionally, we provide a bell-ringer to kick off the lesson and an exit ticket to wrap up the learning experience.
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