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Based at Ford Forestry Center in Alberta, MI, this course offers a wide variety of concepts for K-12 teachers focusing on real-world investigations of phenomena, such as motion, electromagnetic interactions, and changes in matter. This institute prepares teachers to help students measure and describe the things around us; explain what the world around us is made of; identify and describe forms of energy; investigate, describe and analyze ways in which matter changes; describe how living things and human technology change matter and transform energy; explain how visible changes in matter are related to changes in energy; describe how things around us move and explain why things move as they do; demonstrate and explain how we control the motions of objects; relate motion to energy and energy conversions; describe sounds and sound waves; explain shadows, color, and other light phenomena; measure and describe vibrations and waves; explain how waves and vibrations transfer energy; investigate the atmosphere and weather; and explore the solar system, galaxy and universe.
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