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UtSTA 2024: Out-Of-This-World Science Teaching
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Friday October 11, 2024 1:00pm - 2:00pm MDT
Clark Planetarium provides professional development training for fourth-grade teachers on how to implement a kinesthetic activity aligned with Strand 4.4 from the Utah SEEd Standards. By using their bodies to model the Earth, participants will demonstrate how rotation and revolution cause the cycles of day and night and changing constellations throughout the year. Participants will also become individual stars by holding an LED light as they investigate how distance relates to perceived brightness and will work together to form the constellation of Orion. This session will emphasize developing and using models to provide students with evidence for observable patterns that can be used to construct explanations for astronomical phenomena. Clark Planetarium is happy to offer a free kit of take-away materials so that teachers can replicate the activities in their classroom.
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Jason Trump

Education Programs Supervisor, Clark Planetarium
Jason Trump brings substantial expertise in both formal (classroom) and informal (outside the classroom) science education. In addition to his duties as the Education Program Supervisor at Clark Planetarium in Salt Lake City, he manages a multi-institutional outreach effort for NASA’s... Read More →
Friday October 11, 2024 1:00pm - 2:00pm MDT
Meridian E
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