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Galactic Views

Submitted by joycetheriot on Thu, 07/26/2007 - 3:27pm.
Great session today! Loved the models introduced to help my students visualize difficult concepts. I found a site that has semi-clear beach balls for cosmic mapping and I'll put that up on resources. I was able to formulate so many ideas about how I'll use my classroom set of laptops, most especially using "Where is M-13". I'm going to e-mail my district's technology admin and request a site license for the software. The lightbulb in the MW was very interesting but I "hear" the parents' comlaints before it even happens. I may need to think of an alternate method of showing the same thing.

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