Question

option b: ranking activity
rank the following from most important to least important in solving nasas problems in the films:

• math & science knowledge
• team communication
• creativity
• leadership
• technology

students complete the chart below using specific moments from each film.
category hidden figures the martian
the main problem nasa must solve
who is involved in solving it?
type of science/math used
time pressure involved
obstacles within nasa (bureaucracy, tech limits, communication)
how teamwork contributes to success
part 2: nasa under pressure (short response - bullet form)

Explanation:

To rank these for solving NASA's problems in films, we analyze their foundational and practical roles:

1. Math & science knowledge: Core for calculations (e.g., orbital mechanics, physics) to design solutions.
2. Technology: Enables tools (rockets, computers) to execute science - based plans.
3. Team communication: Ensures coordination among experts (engineers, scientists) to share data/ideas.
4. Leadership: Guides teams, prioritizes tasks, and makes critical decisions (e.g., mission strategy).
5. Creativity: Helps innovate (e.g., novel workarounds) but relies on science/math as a base.

Answer:

1. Math & science knowledge
2. Technology
3. Team communication
4. Leadership
5. Creativity