
ALT Orange tree leaves cover the left side of the aerial image of Ottawa, Canada. To the right, streets, buildings, and other city infrastructure is visible. A waterway splits the image horizontally through the middle; another river also travels from top to bottom slightly right of center. Credit: NASA

ALT The Moon's shadow obscures the Sun, making the Sun appear like a black disk. The solar corona is emphasized and solar prominences are visible leaping from the surface. Dramatic whisps of solar energy emanate from the Sun. The rest of the image is dark. The CATE 2024 team produced this view of the solar corona from images recorded in two polarization angles during a total solar eclipse in Australia on April 20, 2023. Credits: Courtesy of SwRI/Citizen CATE 2024/Dan Seaton
Telling the Story of Learning in Displays of Student Work
By sharing photographs, objectives, and samples in hallways and on bulletin boards, pre-k educators can shift from decorating to documenting learning—and both students and families benefit.






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