At the boundary of technology and education, recording every moment of daily life with code.
This time, it’s the last stop in our tour of Earth Science.We’re going to look at Unit 3.1. Content structureIn the content structure of Unit 3, the t...
In the previous post, we looked at the contents of Unit 1 along with some questions.This time as well, let’s continue with that post and take a look a...
The 2022 revised curriculum has to be taught starting this March.Even I hadn’t properly looked at what appears in the revised curriculum, so I decided...
This winter, the Gyeonggi Earth Science Education Research Association ran a self-directed training program in Yeoncheon that combined a geological field trip and astronomical observation. Last year, when they did the self-directed stargazing training at Jaein Falls, my second child suddenly came down with a fever so I couldn’t go, which really stayed with me. This time I was determined to join. The participation fee was 30,000 won. On top of that, it was possible to get school support for the expenses used for the self-directed training...
Around July, a notice about the Student Astronomy Observation Festival arrived from the Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute. Our club members were already obsessed with collecting KASI merchandise, so we applied without hesitation. Together with another teacher who loves astronomy, a total of 6 students from our school applied. There were quite a few things to handle on the school's side...
We recently visited the aerospace museum during our astronomy observation camp. Here is the museum review I’m sharing. 1. Location: It’s about 10 minutes by taxi from Sacheon Bus Terminal, and about 25 minutes by bus or on foot. 2. Interior view: There was a long straight road inside, like an airplane runway. Surrounding it...