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Journal Article
What Makes a Superhero \Super\?
2016
Overview
The Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, Captain America, the Avengers, and the X-Men--these are just a few of the many superheroes from comic books of yesteryear made popular among today's youth through movies and TV. Fifth-graders can apply their knowledge of the powers of these fictitious, gravity-defying characters during an investigation about the downward direction of Earth's gravitational force. To further students' understanding about gravity, forces, and motion, multiple types of text were integrated into instruction. Here, Gross et al discusses how graphic novels inspire a gravity investigation.
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Taylor & Francis Ltd
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