Level I Astronomy Student Text introduces young students to the scientific discipline of astronomy.
Let\'s train children to explore authentic inquiry, evaluate the evidence, and decide for the.
Her view has been summarized in her Gravitas Geeks blog as: "In the sciences, let\'s teach what we know and admit what we do not actually know.
Instead, they allow students to make up their own minds about what the data show.
Keller\'s books are as philosophically neutral as possible and do not impose any single overall philosophical interpretation such as Darwinism, Intelligent Design, or Creationism.
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Her textbooks present students with up-to-date scientific facts and the steps of the scientific method, together with the critical thinking tools needed to help students evaluate scientific conclusions.
The categories for the Kogs series are: history, language, philosophy, arts, technology, and critical thinking.
In 2008, Keller wrote and directed the development of a series of interdisciplinary companion texts called Kogs-4-Kids(tm), which show how science is connected closely to all other areas of study and how it affects everyday life.
Her 26 textbooks serve kindergarten through eighth grade.
She has authored and published Real Science-4-Kids student texts, teacher manuals, and student laboratory workbooks in chemistry, biology and physics for the home school, private, and public school markets. gravitaspublications) in 2003 to develop and publish core sciences curricula under the Real Science-4-Kids imprint. (www.
Keller incorporated Gravitas Publications Inc.
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The Level I Astronomy student text has ten full color chapters and includes a full glossary and pronunciation guide at the back of the book.
Students will learn about different Astronomy tools, including telescopes and moon rovers, the phases of the Moon, the Sun\'s solar energy, the planets of the solar system and what happened to Pluto, the Milky Way galaxy, and our other stellar neighbors.
Level I Astronomy Student Text introduces young students to the scientific discipline of astronomy
