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Science Education:

Astronomical Pseudo-science: A Skeptic's Resource List

A very useful resource that compiles reference material available on topics that fall within the subject of astronomical pseudoscience. Astrology, UFOs, the "Face" on Mars, the full moon, ancient astronauts, creationism and many more topics are included alongside bibliographies and other worthwhile resources to include in educational programs.
[The Astronomical Society of the Pacific; all education levels; free resource; off-site resource]

Astronomy Education: A Selective Bibliography

This bibliography is divided into several categories, including General Reports on Astronomy Education, Teaching College Non-science Majors, and K-12 Astronomy Education.
[The Astronomical Society of the Pacific; Grades K-Adult; free resource; off-site resource]

Biology Misconceptions

This annotated bibliography from the University of Toronto lists almost 100 studies and reports that deal with the many biology misconceptions of students of all ages.
[University of Toronto; Grades K-Adult; free resource; off-site resource]

Books to Help Teachers Achieve Science Literacy

The American Association for the Advancement of Science has identified these books as providing reliable information on ideas central to scientific literacy.
[AAAS & ERIC Clearinghouse for Science, Mathematics, and Environmental Education; Grades K-12; free resource; off-site resource]

Selected References on Human Evolution and Paleoanthropology

This extensive bibliography provides educators with the resources they need to learn about and teach evolution. References include textbooks, advanced reading, and a student bibliography.
[Smithsonian Institute; K-Adult; free resource; off-site resource]

Teaching Evolution in School Science Classes

A short discussion about teaching evolution is followed by a bibliography of dozens of resources.
[ERIC Clearinghouse for Science, Mathematics, and Environmental Education; Grades K-12; free resource; off-site resource]

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