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Learn how to create an engaging astronomy course for college or high school students. These papers, handouts, and resource guides from a national symposium on teaching introductory astronomy held in 2000 showcase the experience and ideas of dozens of outstanding teachers from around the country. The 334 loose-leaf pages include information on getting out of lecture mode, creating demonstrations and lab exercises, accessing websites for instructors, and even help in addressing creationists and astrology believers.

Specifications: 3-hole punched, loose-leaf paper, 8.5"x 11", 334 pages.

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