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Science in the Universe

Submitted by Syreeta Bennett on Thu, 07/26/2007 - 2:25pm.
I am not normally interested in astrononmy and physics but I did find this session one of the best so far. I am not a lecturer as a teacher or a computer geek so I can get easily bored. However despite the content I wasn't bored. I like the "Where is M13?" because we had questions to work from so they help me navigate the website. I also enjoyed the demos with the microwaves and the conversation that was generated. I also enjoed the group work and talking to my colleagues. I always base a good seminar on how can I use this in my classroom and I'm not sure how but I definitely want to.

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