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Issue 8 - Summer 2011 Downloadable
Resources
Measuring Star Brightness with a Digital Camera
Visual Spectroscopy and the Borders of the Colors
Digital Spectroscopy - Light with a Laptop
Measuring Galaxy Spectra for Velocities
Demonstrating the Loss of Starlight
Using Spectra to Determine Planetary Nebulae Properties
- Alternative Universes -- That 6th
Grade Earth Science textbook said WHAT?
- Astronomy Planning Calendar - Summer
- The RAP Sheet - Research Abstracts for
Practitioners -
- Children's Answers to "What is a Day?"
- Using Online Archived Data to Learn About the Causes of Tides
- Should We Teach Astronomy Once or Four Times, and Why
- Photons Focused On: -- Teacher
at the Telescope, Getting Spectra
- Astronomical Teachniques - Candied
Physics!, Using a Magazine to Teach Literacy in a Middle School Science
Class
- My Views of the Classroom Universe (Editor's
Column) - Summertime, The Time for Light Reading
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Issue 7 - Spring 2011 Downloadable
Resources
Measuring the Age of the
Expanding Universe with Google Sky
Investigating Astronomy Without Using Vision
Three Methods of Using Online Space Data to Support Inquiry
- Teacher's Challenge -- This Issue's
Most Puzzling Terms?
- Astronomy Planning Calendar - Spring
- The RAP Sheet - Research Abstracts for
Practitioners -
- A Most Marvelous Cosmology and Philosophy Article!
- A 5E Plan for Teaching Weightlessness and Combating Its Misconceptions
- Teaching about Day, Night and Earth as a Sphere to 4-6 Year Olds
- Photons Focused On: -- Solar
System Names in Products and Businesses
- Astronomical Teachniques - Findings
Noted at the January American Astronomical Society Meeting
- My Views of the Classroom Universe (Editor's
Column) - Astronomy May Be Global But Knowledge is Not
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Issue 6 - Winter 2010-11 Downloadable
Resources
By Jove! Discover Jupiter's Third Law Yourself!
Warning! Celestial Bodies and Graphic Content Enclosed
Goldilocks and 3 Bears
500 Exoplanets in The Classroom
Click! Ten Picture of the Day Websites
An Astronomy Picture of the Day Scavenger Hunt!
- Teacher's Challenge -- This Issue's Most
Puzzling Terms?
- Astronomy Planning Calendar - Winter
- The RAP Sheet - Research Abstracts for
Practitioners -
- Building a Learning Progression for Celestial Motion: Elementary Levels from
an Earth-Based Perspective.
- Photons Focused On: -- Korean
Observatories Royal and Ancient, Public and Modern
- Astronomical Teachniques - Turning
Misconceptions into Inquiry
- My Views of the Classroom Universe (Editor's
Column) - Universal Toe-Holds
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Issue 5 - Fall 2010 Downloadable
Resources
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Create Your Own Cosmos, The Way of the
Maasai
Crank Astronomy as a Teaching Tool - The
Electric Sun
Solar System Distance Scales, A Ladder Made of
Triangles
Galileo Measured a Mountain and So Can
You!
Illuminating Science Through Darkness - 1 -
Shadow Cones
Illuminating Science Through Darkness - 2 - In
Earth's Shadow
Illuminating Science Through Darkness - 3 - Caught! Shadow Revealed, Moon's
Size and Distance Found
- Teacher's Challenge -- This Issue's Most
Puzzling Terms?
- Astronomy Planning Calendar - Fall
- The RAP Sheet - Research Abstracts for
Practitioners -
- Big Ideas: A Review of Astronomy Education Research, 1974-2008
- Using Kinesthetic Activities to Teach Ptolemaic and Copernican Retrograde
Motion
- Astronomical Concepts and Events Awareness in Young Children
- Photons Focused On: -- A
Kinesthestic Astronomy Chorale
- Astronomical Teachniques - The Actual
Places of the Zodiac Constellations
- My Views of the Classroom Universe (Editor's
Column) - Fear = Ignorance
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