Astronomy | Nucleosynthesis: Reach for the Stars

Reach for the stars: nucleosynthesis

Astronomy

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Are stars recyclable?

Are we, as humans, able to fully comprehend the immensity of the cosmos? Our perception of those glimmering points of light in the sky that leave us in awe and wonder are mere glimpses of the true life of a star. In this studio, you will be looking at the unique life cycles of stars, how the elements are formed, and ultimately, discover if the universe believes in recycling.

COMPETENCIES AND SKILLS DEFINED

What will I be able to do after this studio?

3.1 Create a model to represent a system

3.2 Use the model to communicate ideas

3.3 Evaluate and Refine Models

4.1 Construct Evidence Based Explanations

4.2 Identify and use appropriate text structure for the purpose

4.3 Follow writing conventions

West Ada LEARNING CYCLE

To the left is our West Ada Academies Learning Cycle. This course is designed with content that fits into one of five categories: Engage, Explore, Practice, Apply, and Reflect. You will move through the stages of the learning cycle as you engage in the studio's driving questions, and then learn, practice, and apply the target skills listed above. When you get to the apply stage, you will make a presentation or use another method to show what you know. Finally, at each Milestone and again at the end of the studio, you will reflect on your project and what you have learned.

ICONS TO KNOW

Throughout the course you will see these two icons. They will tell you whether you are able to complete each assignment individually, or whether it must be done collaboratively (with a partner or group).