Activities In Progress
ExercisesThe Medician "Stars" The following are some ideas that participants have expressed an interest in developing for use in their classroom. They are by no means complete, but are simply those subjects some of you indicated on your applications as being possibilities. Please contact the participant/s listed beneath each topic to further discuss how you may go about developing an activity on that topic. Phases of the Moon Contact: Mike Richard, mrichard@whs.ssec.org The use of MicroObservatory for elementary school-age students. Contact: Bill McKeon, Nazin@aol.com Cynthia Solomon, cynthia@media.mit.edu Mary Albert, albert_mary@msmail.asd.k12.ak.us The mathematics of mapping, graphing, and scale of northern and southern constellation patterns. Contact: Mary Albert, albert_mary@msmail.asd.k12.ak.us Sheila McGrath, smcgrath@district125.k12.il.us Integrating MicroObservatory and other astronomy web and database resources into astronomy labs. Contact: Joe Catanzarite, jcatanz@ix.netcom.com Richard Galletti, zubby@aol.com Sheila McGrath, smcgrath@district125.k12.il.us Connecting personal histories to the ages/distances of stars. Contact: Bill McKeon, Nazin@aol.com Study of planetary satellites Contact: John Everhart, jeverhart@infoave.net Focus on integrating MicroObservatory into existing curriculum (astronomy/physics/chemistry) Contact: Rob Ochs, lrochs@snet.net Larry Weatherwax, weatherwax_larry@msmail.asd.k12.ak.us Study of deep sky objects Contact: John Everhart, jeverhart@infoave.net Asteroid exploration Contact: John Everhart, jeverhart@infoave.net Robert Hillenbrand, hillenr@mail.firn.edu Focus on Image Processing Contact: Richard Maki, RMaki@aol.com Cynthia Solomon, cynthia@media.mit.edu Mike Richard, mrichard@whs.ssec.orgWorkshop Home Page MicroObservatory Home Page
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