Preface Part I. Astronomy in the Curriculum Around the World: Preface 1. Why astronomy is useful and should be included in the school curriculum John R. Percy 2. Astronomy and mathematics education Rosa M. Ros 3. Astronomy in the curriculum around the world 4. Engaging gifted science students through astronomy Robert Hollow 5. Poster highlights: astronomy in the curriculum around the world Part II. Astronomy Education Research: Preface 6. Astronomy education research down under John M. Broadfoot and Ian S. Ginns 7. A contemporary review of K-16 astronomy education research Janelle M. Bailey and Timothy F. Slater 8. Implementing astronomy education research Leonarda Fucili 9. The Astronomy Education Review: report on a new journal Sidney C. Wolff and Andrew Fraknoi 10. Poster highlights: astronomy education research Part III. Educating Students: Preface 11. Textbooks for K-12 astronomy Jay M. Pasachoff 12. Distance/internet astronomy education David H. McKinnon 13. Educating students with robotic telescopes - open discussion 14. Poster highlights - educating students Part IV. Educating teachers: Preface 15. Pre-service astronomy education of teachers Mary Kay Hemenway 16. In-service education of teachers Michèle Gerbaldi 17. Poster highlights: educating teachers Part V. Astronomy and Pseudoscience: Preface 18. Astronomy, pseudoscience and rational thinking Jayant V. Narlikar 19. Astronomical pseudosciences in North America John R. Percy and Jay M. Pasachoff Part VI. Astronomy and Culture: Preface 20. Teaching astronomy in other cultures: archeoastronomy Julieta Fierro 21. Poster highlights: astronomy and culture Part VII. Astronomy in Developing Countries: Preface 22. Astronomy Curriculum for developing countries Case Rijsdijk 23. Science education resources for the developing countries James C. White II Part VIII. Public Outreach in Astronomy: Preface 24. What makes informal education programs successful? Nahide Craig and Isabel Hawkins 25. The role of science centers and planetariums Nick Lomb 26. Science education for the new century - a European perspective Claus Madsen 27. Communicating astronomy to the public Charles Blue 28. Poster highlights: public outreach in astronomy Part IX. The Education Programs of the IAU: Preface 29. A short overview of astronomical education carried out by the IAU Syuzo Isobe Part X. Discussion Index.
Preface Part I. Astronomy in the Curriculum Around the World: Preface 1. Why astronomy is useful and should be included in the school curriculum John R. Percy 2. Astronomy and mathematics education Rosa M. Ros 3. Astronomy in the curriculum around the world 4. Engaging gifted science students through astronomy Robert Hollow 5. Poster highlights: astronomy in the curriculum around the world Part II. Astronomy Education Research: Preface 6. Astronomy education research down under John M. Broadfoot and Ian S. Ginns 7. A contemporary review of K-16 astronomy education research Janelle M. Bailey and Timothy F. Slater 8. Implementing astronomy education research Leonarda Fucili 9. The Astronomy Education Review: report on a new journal Sidney C. Wolff and Andrew Fraknoi 10. Poster highlights: astronomy education research Part III. Educating Students: Preface 11. Textbooks for K-12 astronomy Jay M. Pasachoff 12. Distance/internet astronomy education David H. McKinnon 13. Educating students with robotic telescopes - open discussion 14. Poster highlights - educating students Part IV. Educating teachers: Preface 15. Pre-service astronomy education of teachers Mary Kay Hemenway 16. In-service education of teachers Michèle Gerbaldi 17. Poster highlights: educating teachers Part V. Astronomy and Pseudoscience: Preface 18. Astronomy, pseudoscience and rational thinking Jayant V. Narlikar 19. Astronomical pseudosciences in North America John R. Percy and Jay M. Pasachoff Part VI. Astronomy and Culture: Preface 20. Teaching astronomy in other cultures: archeoastronomy Julieta Fierro 21. Poster highlights: astronomy and culture Part VII. Astronomy in Developing Countries: Preface 22. Astronomy Curriculum for developing countries Case Rijsdijk 23. Science education resources for the developing countries James C. White II Part VIII. Public Outreach in Astronomy: Preface 24. What makes informal education programs successful? Nahide Craig and Isabel Hawkins 25. The role of science centers and planetariums Nick Lomb 26. Science education for the new century - a European perspective Claus Madsen 27. Communicating astronomy to the public Charles Blue 28. Poster highlights: public outreach in astronomy Part IX. The Education Programs of the IAU: Preface 29. A short overview of astronomical education carried out by the IAU Syuzo Isobe Part X. Discussion Index.
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