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3 Where is HOU used? Not many astronomy courses in high school.  Physics  Math  Earth Science  Integrated Science

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5 Global Science Author’s Topics Motions in the heavens (daytime and night sky) Telescopes Line Spectra Characteristics of stars Composition, temperature, motion, distance, magnitude Hertsprung-Russell diagram Stellar evolution--fusion, formation of elements Star groups and galaxies Formation of the Universe Big bang, Doppler effect, Red shift Hubble's Law and the expanding Universe Structure of the Sun Solar activity Formation of the Solar System Determining astronomical distances The Copernican model Kepler's Laws Newton explains the motions (inertia/gravity) Inner and outer planets Asteroids, comets, meteoroids—effects of impacts..

6 Topics Reorganized Motions in the heavens (daytime and night sky; starwheels) Solar System Asteroids, comets, meteoroids, effects of impacts. Astronomical images Image processing Solar activity, structure of the Sun The Copernican model Kepler's Laws Newton explains the motions (inertia/gravity) Formation of the Solar System Inner and outer planets Determining astronomical distances Telescopes, EM detectors Characteristics of stars Motion Distance Magnitude Color, Temperature Line Spectra, Composition Star systems, Star clusters Stellar evolution Hertsprung-Russell diagram Fusion, formation of elements Supernovae, neutron stars, black holes Formation of the Universe Galaxies Doppler effect, Red shift Hubble's Law and the expanding Universe Big bang

7 Streamline HOU Make it convenient to put in one book. Make it convenient to put in one book. Less than 100 pages. Less than 100 pages. Latest revision extracted Student Books from TGs Latest revision extracted Student Books from TGs Work in teams—for each of the 7 books, prioritize Units and Activities. Work in teams—for each of the 7 books, prioritize Units and Activities. (4 or 9) Have used frequently (4 or 9) Have used frequently (?) Would like to use and will likely use (?) Would like to use and will likely use (8) Probably won’t use except once in a blue moon. (8) Probably won’t use except once in a blue moon.

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