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Instructor, 1978
Presents ideas for teachers on how to use science fiction to stimulate learning in all subject areas. (JMB)
Descriptors: Elementary Education, Learning Activities, Science Fiction, Teaching Methods
Hood, Susan; Asimov, Isaac – Instructor, 1981
In this interview, author Isaac Asimov discusses science fiction writing, as well as his projections for education and society in the 21st Century. A brief biography of Asimov is appended. (SJL)
Descriptors: Authors, Biographies, Education, Futures (of Society)
Andrews, Edwin – Instructor, 1973
Tapes of old radio shows can be used to stimulate creative writing; addresses of sources are listed. (SP)
Descriptors: Audiotape Recordings, Creative Writing, Listening Skills, Radio
Coville, Bruce – Instructor, 1992
Science fiction is a good teaching tool for elementary students because it stimulates the imagination and prepares children for the idea that the world will be different when they grow up. The article presents a science fiction unit, recommending books and activities about aliens, the future, and time travel. (SM)
Descriptors: Book Reviews, Childrens Literature, Creative Thinking, Elementary Education
Bell, Robert; Zjawin, Dorothy – Instructor, 1983
Teachers can capitalize on children's interest in recent science fiction movies by using books based on the films in their classrooms. Books taken from "E. T.,""Star Wars,""The Empire Strikes Back," and "The Wrath of Khan" are summarized, and learning activities to be used in conjunction with the books are suggested. (PP)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Films, Learning Activities, Reading Instruction