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How Do Prospective Primary Teachers Exploit Typical Astronomy Textbook Images?
2022Previous work has shown that astronomy textbook images can be difficult for students to understand. The main reason for such difficulty lies in the fact the astronomical images are two-dimensional representations of three-dimensional phenomena. As such, some features of the phenomena may remain difficult for the students to understand.
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The Importance of the Moon in Teaching Astronomy at the Primary School
Earth, Moon, and Planets, 1999Teaching Astronomy requires two “actors”: The teacher and a classroom. Dealing with both these actors generally can present several problems.
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Virtual Reality Applied to Astronomy Education in Primary and Middle School
2020Astronomy is the mother of sciences. Experiencing distant outer space through virtual reality can draw students closer to it. Students can also learn to recognize the stars in the sky on the plane images displayed that create a 3D space, thus expanding their knowledge of the sky.
Tung-Hua Yang +4 more
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SPIE Proceedings, 1988
Candidate technologies for a lightweight primary mirror for the SOFIA telescope are evaluated for both mirror blank fabrication and polishing. Two leading candidates for the type mirror blank are considered: the frit-bonded, structured form, and the thin meniscus form.
R K. Melugin +3 more
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Candidate technologies for a lightweight primary mirror for the SOFIA telescope are evaluated for both mirror blank fabrication and polishing. Two leading candidates for the type mirror blank are considered: the frit-bonded, structured form, and the thin meniscus form.
R K. Melugin +3 more
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SPIE Proceedings, 2008
Technologies of modern optical telescopes with large primary mirror are based on adaptive optics. These telescopes operate with many small mirror segments, so that all the segments work as a large piece of a reflective curved plate, i.e. a paraboloid.
Christian L. Stutzki +2 more
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Technologies of modern optical telescopes with large primary mirror are based on adaptive optics. These telescopes operate with many small mirror segments, so that all the segments work as a large piece of a reflective curved plate, i.e. a paraboloid.
Christian L. Stutzki +2 more
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Setting-up a network of astronomy clubs in London primary schools
Astronomy, planetary science and space science are not widely taught in UK schools. This might be considered an issue, considering the likely future importance of space science to any advanced industrial economy. There is an astronomy GCSE (exam) syllabus, but it is taught in only a few secondary schools, and there is usually some astronomy taught as ...David Arditti +2 more
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EDULEARN Proceedings, 2019
Human’s first attempt to visualize and represent various experiences and physical phenomena started 42,000 years ago. From these first visualizations until the modern 3D representations we can share/gather valuable information on how the world works. Visualizations have proven to be effective teaching and learning tools in science education.
Mamina Kanellidou, Zacharias Zacharia
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Human’s first attempt to visualize and represent various experiences and physical phenomena started 42,000 years ago. From these first visualizations until the modern 3D representations we can share/gather valuable information on how the world works. Visualizations have proven to be effective teaching and learning tools in science education.
Mamina Kanellidou, Zacharias Zacharia
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2020
Within the Physics Education Course for pre-service primary school teachers, in the academic year 2013-14, we have developed an educational project in collaboration with the Museum of the History of Physics of Padua University and the Museum of Astronomy of Padua Astronomical Observatory.
Pantano Ornella +2 more
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Within the Physics Education Course for pre-service primary school teachers, in the academic year 2013-14, we have developed an educational project in collaboration with the Museum of the History of Physics of Padua University and the Museum of Astronomy of Padua Astronomical Observatory.
Pantano Ornella +2 more
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Genetic testing in prostate cancer management: Considerations informing primary care
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Mary-Ellen Taplin +2 more
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