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X-WR-CALDESC:In this 90-minute introductory workshop\, join experienced tea
 chers who have taught high school astronomy to cover the “nuts and bolts''
  of what a full semester astronomy class could look like. From creating a 
 curriculum map\, to selecting a textbook\, and sample lab activities and e
 xperiments to consider\, this workshop will prepare you to teach your high
  school astronomy course. This workshop is perfect for those teaching astr
 onomy for the first time this fall\, as well as experienced astronomy teac
 hers who are interested in discovering new resources and connecting with p
 eers.\n\nParticipants will gain the following through participation in the
  workshop:\n\n   -Classroom-tested resources and activities that facilitat
 e student-centered learning\n    -Strategies for engaging learners at the 
 high school level\n   - See a sample high school astronomy syllabus\n    -
 Learn about free online textbooks \n    -Access to astronomy education exp
 erts who will facilitate the workshop\n    -A free one-year subscription t
 o Mercury\, ASP’s online magazine about the intersections of astronomy and
  society\n    -A certificate of completion for participating in 2 clock ho
 urs of professional development\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:In this 90-minute introductory workshop\, join experienced teac
 hers who have taught high school astronomy to cover the “nuts and bolts'' 
 of what a full semester astronomy class could look like. From creating a c
 urriculum map\, to selecting a textbook\, and sample lab activities and ex
 periments to consider\, this workshop will prepare you to teach your high 
 school astronomy course. This workshop is perfect for those teaching astro
 nomy for the first time this fall\, as well as experienced astronomy teach
 ers who are interested in discovering new resources and connecting with pe
 ers.\n\nParticipants will gain the following through participation in the 
 workshop:\n\n   -Classroom-tested resources and activities that facilitate
  student-centered learning\n    -Strategies for engaging learners at the h
 igh school level\n   - See a sample high school astronomy syllabus\n    -L
 earn about free online textbooks \n    -Access to astronomy education expe
 rts who will facilitate the workshop\n    -A free one-year subscription to
  Mercury\, ASP’s online magazine about the intersections of astronomy and 
 society\n    -A certificate of completion for participating in 2 clock hou
 rs of professional development\n\n
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SUMMARY:Learn@ ASP: Nuts & Bolts of Teaching High School Astronomy
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