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An Article for The Science Teacher
Over a year ago I wrote an article for The Science Teacher, the journal of the National Science Teachers Association geared for high school teachers. I’ve known two of the authors of a column for that magazine, called Science 2.0, … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy lesson, brown dwarf, close stars, constellations, kevin luhman, light year, manuscript, models, nearby stars, newly discovered stars, ngss, nsta, rogue planet, science and math, stellar abundance, stellar classes, stellar neighborhood, super jupiter, types of stars, WISE mission
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The Parallax Method
On New Year’s Eve last year I applied to the “What if?” Prize, a competition for teachers to submit lesson plans on astronomy or space science. I knew the odds were probably low given it was an international competition, but … Continue reading
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Tagged astrometrics, astronomy lesson plan, distance to star, light year, mit blossoms, nearby star, parallax, parsec, tangent, what if prize
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The Spaced-Out Classroom 