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Teaching Guide: Something to Celebrate: The American Physical Society’s “Woman Physicist of the Month”

AUG 04, 2016

Students will learn about the contributions of contemporary women to physics, astronomy, and related disciplines. They will also explore careers and the significance of professional societies in physics.

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Students will learn about the contributions of contemporary women to physics, astronomy, and related disciplines. They will also explore careers and the significance of professional societies in physics.
Grade level(s): 6-8, 9-12, College
Guide subjects: Contemporary, Physics
Minority Group(s): Hispanic, Native American, Women, African-American
In-class time: 60-90 minutes
Prep time: 15 minutes
Technology Requirements: Student web access required, Audio/Video optional
Common Core Standards: Speaking & Listening, History/Social Studies, Science & Technical Subjects

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