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From smartphones to stargazing: the impact of mobile-enhanced learning on astronomy education
Science Education QuarterlyThis study investigates the impact of mobile-enhanced learning on astronomy education in secondary schools. Despite students' inherent fascination with space, traditional astronomy curricula often fail to engage learners effectively. We employed a mixed-
Svitlana L. Malchenko
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Open AstronomyAs China’s only non-core K-12 science subject, astronomy education faces resource constraints. Beijing Planetarium (BJP), home to the Chinese Astronomical Society Popularization Committee, addresses this through tiered programs.
Chong Feng +6 more
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Editorial: Focused Collection: Astronomy Education Research
Physical Review Physics Education Research, 2018 It is our pleasure to introduce this Focused Collection on Astronomy Education Research (AER). One of the challenges in conducting and publishing in AER is the wide variety of outlets where existing literature can be found.
Janelle M. Bailey, Julia D. Plummer
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Astronomy and Mathematics Education [PDF]
Highlights of Astronomy, 2005 Astronomy has an interdisciplinary aspect that in some cases is very positive. It is interesting to combine Astronomy with other topics and introduce Astronomy in general projects in school in order to integrate several courses, for instance Physics, Mathematics, Geography, Biology or History; however these kinds of projects are sporadic.
Rosa M. Ros
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AMACA: Astronomy education with a Multi-sensory, Accessible, and Circular Approach
International Journal of Science Education, Part BThe AMACA project (Astronomy education with a Multi-sensory, Accessible, and Circular Approach) develops multi-sensory activities for accessible education and engagement in astronomy.
Rachele Toniolo +6 more
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AMATURE ASTRONOMY AND ASTRONOMY EDUCATION IN INDIA
Publications of The Korean Astronomical Society, 2015 In India, astronomy has been studied from the beginning of civilization. The word amateur means involvement in work for pleasure rather than as a profesion. So, amateur astronomers, in many places, prefer to be called non-professional astronomers. In India, the history of amateur astronomy is quite bright. From the Puranic age astronomy was studied for
SOMENATH CHATTERJEE
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ASTRONOMY FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION NEEDS
Revista Mexicana de Astronomía y Astrofísica Serie de Conferencias, 2022 Astronomy education is a unique field of study with an interdisciplinary exploration of natural science and science communication process, which may be able to provide Diversity Learning through Multiple Intelligence. It could potentially support and provide learning incentives for children with special education needs (SEN), including attention ...
E. C. L. Sit
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Astronomy Lab I: Photometric Experiments for Physics Students [PDF]
Iranian Journal of Astronomy and Astrophysics, 2023 As physics laboratories are an integral part of the physics education across the globe, astronomy laboratories are also a necessary part of the astronomy education.
Reza Rezaei
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Determining Pre-Service Teachers’ Astronomy-Related Self-Efficacy Belief Levels
Center for Educational Policy Studies Journal, 2023 This study aims to reveal the astronomy-related self-efficacy beliefs of pre-service teachers studying science education, primary school education, and social studies education programmes.
Ebru Ezberci Cevik, Oktay Bektaş
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CREATIVE TEACHING OF ASTRONOMY IN PRESCHOOL AND PRIMARY EDUCATION
Különleges Bánásmód, 2023 The article presents a study of the relevance of the application of creative methods of teaching astronomy in preschool and primary education in Uzbekistan, especially in the context of the modern development of science and technology.
Aziza Samatova, Magdolna Chrappán
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