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For Scientists: Background Reading About How to Develop an Education and Outreach Program
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Where will you be on June 8 th, 2004? If you don't know yet, you had better decide
quickly or you may miss one of the rarest events in astronomy. To learn more about
this rare celestial event, read this fascinating article,
"The Transit of Venus: Twice in a Lifetime".
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The Diversity of Roles for Scientists in K-14 Education and Public
Outreach
Scientist Involvement in Public Outreach -- Making the Case
Improving Science Education: The Role of Scientists
What are the Similarities Between Science Research and
Science Education Reform?
A Framework for Planning Education and Public Outreach Programs
Associated with Scientific Research Programs
Misconceptions Scientists Often Have About the National Science
Education Standards
For more reading on how scientists can be involved in Education and Outreach, visit:
Education and Outreach at NASA's Office of Space Science
Space Science Institute
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