宇航员斯科特·凯利提供了一些让孩子们在家里保持积极性的建议

宇航员斯科特·凯利提供了一些让孩子们在家里保持积极性的建议

Astronaut's DNA no longer matches his identical twinRecord-breaking former NASA astronaut Scott Kelly has a unique insight into staying engaged and motivated while in isolation.

美国国家航空航天局(NASA)前宇航员斯科特·凯利(Scott Kelly)有一种独特的洞察力，他对在隔离状态下保持专注和积极性有着独特的见解。

In 2016 Kelly became the first American to spend 12 consecutive months in space when he completed an epic 340-day stint on the International Space Station.

2016年，凯利在国际空间站完成了长达340天的壮举，成为第一个连续12个月在太空中度过的美国人。

With remote learning replacing physical classrooms for millions of children during the coronavirus lockdown, Kelly says that kids’ long-term goals and aspirations are more important than ever.

在冠状病毒封锁期间，随着远程教育取代了数百万儿童的物理教室，凯利说，儿童的长期目标和抱负比以往任何时候都更重要。

“I think it’s important to let them know that their education is still important despite everything that is going on out there,” he said, acknowledging that the lockdown has brought plenty of challenges for children and their parents. “Distance learning, or homeschooling, it’s good for some kids, but not all.”

他说：“我认为重要的是让他们知道，尽管外面发生了很多事情，但他们的教育仍然很重要。”他承认，禁闭给孩子和父母带来了很多挑战。“远程教育，或在家上学，对一些孩子有好处，但不是所有的孩子。”

Kelly spoke to Fox News prior to taking part in Research Quest Live, which let students participate in live sessions with professional educators from the Natural History Museum of Utah while schools are closed. The former astronaut will take part in an hourlong Q&A as part of Research Quest Live on Friday at 11:30 a.m. ET on Friday.

凯利在参加“探索现场”研究之前接受了福克斯新闻的采访，该研究让学生们在学校关闭期间与犹他州自然历史博物馆的专业教育家一起参与现场教学。作为美国东部时间周五上午11:30的现场研究任务的一部分，这位前宇航员将参加一个长达一小时的问答活动。

Perseverance, he told Fox News, will eventually pay off for students struggling with distance learning. “I recognize that it’s not easy – often things that are meaningful are hard and challenging,” he added. “Find inspiration where you can find it.”

他告诉福克斯新闻(Fox News)说，坚持不懈的学习最终会让那些在远程学习中苦苦挣扎的学生得到回报。他补充道：“我认识到这并不容易，通常有意义的事情都是艰难和具有挑战性的。”。“在你能找到灵感的地方寻找灵感。”

During an interview with Fox News in 2018, he explained how he went from being a bad student to a Navy fighter pilot, test pilot, and, eventually, an astronaut. He said that he owes his storied space career to Tom Wolfe’s famous book “The Right Stuff,” about the early space program, which he read when he was an 18-year-old student at State University of New York Maritime College in the Bronx.

在2018年接受福克斯新闻(Fox News)采访时，他解释了自己如何从一个坏学生变成了海军战斗机飞行员、试飞员，最终成为宇航员。他说，他的传奇太空生涯要归功于汤姆·沃尔夫(Tom Wolfe)关于早期太空计划的著名著作《正确的东西》(The Right Stuff)。18岁的时候，他就读于位于布朗克斯的纽约州立大学海事学院(State University of New York Maritime College)。

The Research Quest classes are offered via livestream every weekday and are available on-demand 24/7. Students from 56 countries and all 50 states have accessed the program, according to the Natural History Museum of Utah. “Research Quest Live provides a classroom environment,” the museum’s executive director, Jason Cryan, said, adding that the program teaches topics such as paleontology, ecology, biodiversity and climate.

Research Quest课程在每个工作日都通过livestream提供，并可按需24/7提供。据犹他自然历史博物馆(Natural History Museum of Utah)介绍，来自56个国家和50个州的学生都参加了这个项目。博物馆的执行主任杰森·克赖恩(Jason Cryan)说:“‘探索研究现场’提供了一个课堂环境。”他还说，这个项目教授的课题包括古生物学、生态学、生物多样性和气候。

During Friday’s event, Kelly will give insight into his incredible experiences in space and, hopefully, provide motivation to students, according to Cryan. “We’re very excited,” he told Fox News.

克莱恩说，在周五的活动中，凯利将洞察他在太空中令人难以置信的经历，并希望为学生提供动力。“我们很兴奋!”他向福克斯新闻表示。