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Solar Observing in Schools Teacher Professional Development Day April 18, 2015, WELCOME! Prof. Ed Hackett ecackett@wayne.edu (313) 577 9355 http://physics.clas.wayne.edu/astronomy/sos.php Funded by

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1. Start by choosing a suitable location for solar observing, such as a rooftop or an open field with minimal obstruction from trees or buildings.
2. Ensure safety measures are in place, including protective eyewear and guidelines for observing the sun to avoid any potential harm to students.
3. Set up solar observing equipment, such as telescopes with solar filters or solar glasses, to enable students to safely view the sun and its features.
4. Create engaging lesson plans and activities related to solar observing, covering topics like the solar system, sunspots, solar flares, and solar eclipses.
5. Incorporate hands-on experiments and demonstrations to enhance students' understanding of solar observing, such as building a solar viewer or using a pinhole projector.
6. Invite guest speakers, such as astronomers or scientists, to share their knowledge and expertise on solar observing with the students.
7. Encourage students to record their observations and findings in a solar observing journal or create presentations to share with their classmates.
8. Organize field trips to local observatories or planetariums that offer educational programs on solar observing to provide students with a more immersive learning experience.
9. Monitor student progress and provide feedback to promote continuous learning and improvement in their understanding of solar observing.
10. Foster a collaborative and inclusive learning environment, allowing students to work in groups or pairs to discuss their observations and learn from each other's perspectives.

Who needs solar observing in schools?

1. Science teachers and educators who want to provide hands-on and interactive learning experiences for their students.
2. Students interested in astronomy, physics, or space exploration who can benefit from a practical understanding of solar observing.
3. Schools or institutions that aim to promote STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education and want to expose students to various scientific disciplines.
4. Educators looking to engage students in outdoor activities that promote curiosity, critical thinking, and observation skills.
5. Schools located in areas where solar events like solar eclipses or the transit of planets across the sun can be observed, offering unique learning opportunities for students.
6. Parents and families who value a holistic education for their children and want them to explore and develop an interest in scientific subjects.

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What is solar observing in schools?

Solar observing in schools is the practice of observing the sun and its activity using specialized equipment such as telescopes or solar viewers.

Who is required to file solar observing in schools?

Teachers, students, or school administrators who organize or participate in solar observing activities are required to file solar observing in schools.

How to fill out solar observing in schools?

To fill out solar observing in schools, individuals need to document the date, time, location, equipment used, and observations made during the solar observing activity.

What is the purpose of solar observing in schools?

The purpose of solar observing in schools is to educate students about the sun, solar activity, and promote an interest in astronomy and science.

What information must be reported on solar observing in schools?

The information reported on solar observing in schools includes date, time, location, equipment used, observations made, and the individuals involved in the activity.