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Teacher's Edition

The goals of this program are to introduce students to a range of advanced science concepts, to deepen their understanding of data collection and analysis methods, and to introduce them to the scientific community. To that end, students will collect and analyze solar and magnetic data and compare their findings to national data sources and expected results. Please see the introduction in the student packet for further details.

This project was created at M.I.T.’s Haystack Observatory through the NSF-funded Research Experience for Teachers (R.E.T.) program. Many thanks to the wonderful folks who shared their expertise and time with us, including: About the Teachers


Teacher Materials


The teacher’s edition contains topic lecture PowerPoints, Jeopardy review PowerPoints, and student masters.

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