Exploring Space Science through the UKM-SIDn Outreach Program

Abstract

The present study is a continuation project of the UKM SIDπ outreach program that aims to provide a meaningful science learning for school students. Interactive activities were implemented in two phases to expose students on space science. At phase one, two hundred two students from four schools engaged in hands-on and minds-on activities while interacting with UKM scientists through space detective, mini solar system and habitat on the moon. Thirty students participated for the second phase where the two-day workshop was held to provide input on STEM and the UKM SIDπ project and installation. The phase two participants are presently collecting data using the SIDπ kits at the school. The feedback from phase one and workshop showed students enjoyed learning space science through the activities and majority willing to participate for the next program.

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