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Graham, Lori; West, Courtney; Jones, Lindsay – Science and Children, 2013
Just as students never stop learning, neither do librarians and teachers. Learning is a process that is facilitated by interest and applicability. Therefore, it is imperative to develop instructional activities that students deem important and relevant. "Why is Pluto no longer a planet?" is a question whose answer many people, young and…
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Teaching Methods, Astronomy, Research Projects
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Comstock, Diane – Science and Children, 2008
Space Week focuses on concepts that enable students to make concrete observations in the early grades (K-2) and move to concepts that help students develop their internet research and writing skills in middle and upper grades (Grades 3-5), and culminates with the development of science investigation design skills (Grade 6). To help launch your…
Descriptors: Space Sciences, Writing Skills, Science Instruction, Science Activities
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Allen, D. A. – Physics Education, 1982
A research astronomer outlines a typical day's work, describes the conventional route to become a research scientist, and discusses the kind of research done and some areas of expertise needed to accomplish the research (reading skills, computing, photography, electronics, cyrogenics, literary skills, verbal skills, and detective skills) among…
Descriptors: Astronomy, College Science, Higher Education, Research Skills