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Astrobiology in your Classroom - Life on Earth... and elsewhere? |
 | The hands-on activities in this Educator Resource Guide lay the conceptual groundwork for understanding questions fundamental to the
field of astrobiology. They enable students to examine the nature of life, what it requires, its limits, and where it might be found. Through
these experiences, students learn important ideas related to the search for extraterrestrial life. |
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| Submission Date: February 9, 2001 |
| 5-10 |
Life Science
Mathematics
Space Science |
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Activity
Background Information
Collection
Educator's guide
Lesson Plan |
| English |
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Informal assessment |
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Used by:| | Middle School Teachers | | | Secondary School Teachers |
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This resource was developed based on the following standards:
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Discussions
Experiential learning
Hands-on learning
Interdisciplinary
Lab procedures
Simulations and games |
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| This is the home page of the Astrobiology Institute. |
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What is Life? 2-3 days, What does life need to live? 2 days, What makes a world habitable? 1-2 days, What can life tolerate? 2-4 days, Is there life on other worlds? 1-2 days |
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TERC/The Astrobiology Curriculum
http://astrobio.terc.edu
NASA Astrobiology Institute EPO Program
http://nai.arc.nasa.gov |
