ISBN 0-7872-2463-4, 1996
Science fiction has always been a staple of motion
pictures. It can be described as a branch of movies in which
scientific discoveries and developments from elements of a
plot. It is based on future prediction of scientific
possibilities, some of which have become facts. In many ways,
the silver screen acts as a permanent ongoing and technology
exposition.
The science educator can use the excitement and fun
atmosphere of the science fiction movie to his or her
advantage. Lessons in the book are designed to help students
translate science fiction into science fact. Students are
instructed to use science as a vehicle for comprehension of
humankind and the world in general.
Bonus Lessons:
October Sky, Dante's Peak, Twister and X-Files:
Darkness Falls
