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Title of the educational product
Astronomy
Student Age
14 - 15
Thematic area
Physics, Science
Language of the deliverable
Polish, English
Description of the educational product
The aim of the lesson is to present the subject of astronomy which is a fascinating and thrilling field. However, it requires the observation of the sky at night, and which is difficult in the school environment. Photos and maps in the manual cannot replace the view of the starry sky. Students learn the basic knowledge about the astronomy. Students learn the ICT skills - students work with computer programme with rotating sky map "Stellarium" (virtual planetarium). It assists their recognition of stars, planets, constellations and allows for observation of the sky
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Date: 2015.10.06

Posted by:
Maria Deptuła- Chocholska - deptula_chocholski@poczta.onet.pl (Poland)

Computer maps of the sky are really great. Thanks to the science of astronomy is always possible even in smaller towns and villages where there is no observatory astronomical.

Date: 2015.08.20

Posted by:
Răducanu Petru - lilirad_53@yahoo.com (Romania)

Astronomy is a complex field full of unknown things and always in developing new ideas. This concept is very abstract especially for students. To study astronomy, firstly you need to know some basic notions about planets and space in general. The idea of working with a special computer program that shows the entire constellation, means a lot for students who don't have access to the so called 'Nasa world'. Seeing images and videos fulfil the knowladge of the students about Astronomy.

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