Hakim Luthfi Malasan
Nase (Network for Astronomy School Education) Workshops is a program intended for teachers and administrators of the astronomy community. The main objective is held This program is to provide educational to teachers. Nase makes basic training which aims to teach astronomy to teachers or people involved in the world of astronomical education while teaching about how to teach astronomy Interestingly and creatively. Topics taught in Nase training include astronomy Position, solar system, exoplanet, spectography, photometry, spectroscopy, astrophysics, astrobiology, evolution Stars, and cosmology. Nase Bandung 2020 is the first online nase in Indonesia as adaptation due to covid19 pandemic. Although not carried out face-to-face like nase on Three years earlier, this did not dampen interest in teachers, astronomical communities, and Students in attending Nase training. This training was held for three days, 21-23 August 2020, and packed into 3 main sessions, namely lectures, workshops and working groups. Lecture speakers are the ITB Astronomy KK lecturer, while the workshop and working group will Guided by local instructors. Of the total workshops carried out, participants can make 10 Sedanger props. These tools are expected to help participants, especially teachers in Astronomical teaching process in class. With the existence of props, teachers and astronomy communities it can be easier to provide understanding astronomical theories both to students or to Community in general
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The lack of qualified teachers in astronomical teaching systems in school causing students' interest in astronomy in less schools and students assume that astronomy is a difficult subject of science. Therefore, the Nase program is held to develop Teaching through training astronomical teachers both elementary school teachers, teacher level intermediate, and people involved in astronomical education in order to channel His knowledge and applied in schools, astronomical communities, or to the general public. Nase Providing facilities for teachers to make practicum tools that can support Teaching in class.