Different teaching! Zheshang University's lectures on constellations and stars are very romantic.

In order to let more students who love astronomy know about astronomy, He Zhongjiao brought astronomy to the classroom. A classmate sighed after learning He Zhong's starry sky culture. "After class, the teacher took us out of the teaching building to see the stars. I randomly pointed to a star with a stylus and asked a few questions. He not only named the star, but also introduced it in detail! It's amazing! "

Recently, a vivid "constellation map" has exploded the circle of friends, and even many students from other schools have come to listen to He Zhongjiao's starry sky culture class and follow the teacher to "look at the stars".

Lieutenant Colonel He is a teacher at the School of Information and Telecommunications, Zhejiang Gongshang University. His research interests are communication engineering and intelligent robots. Star culture is a general course he teaches. This general education course started in March 2009 and is full every semester.

Xiaohong, a junior at the School of Finance, said: "He Laoshi said in class that he throws some humorous stalks from time to time, and the 88 constellations are romantic and interesting."

"Every summer in the northern hemisphere, we can see Altair, Vega and Altair, which are composed of six stars and located on the east bank of the Milky Way. The ancients called them' Altair' and' Weaver Girl'. All three stars are located in the north of Altair. Altair and Vega are collectively called Altair and Vega. " He Zhongjiao said that the moon on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month is in the south of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. Because of the light of the moon, the Milky Way cannot be seen, so the ancients imagined that the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl would meet on the transnational overpass that day. This love story comes from the star names of Altair and Vega.

Listening to the teacher, the students in the audience stared at him intently, as if listening to him telling a beautiful love story.

At this time, He Zhongyu pointed to Sirius on PPT to teach students to recognize. "In Hangzhou in March, it rained intermittently almost every day. It's 8: 20 at night, and the sky outside the window is just dark enough. Now is a good time to look at the stars. At this time, it is at the turn of winter and spring, and it can catch up with constellations such as Canis major and Sirius. "

He zhongjiao talked about Orion that day. Later, he asked the students to draw a constellation and an image.

"He Laoshi's class is very vivid and his facial expressions are rich." In class, when he talks about subtlety or enjoyment, he will unconsciously smile on his face and can also cooperate with rich body movements. He can speak three classes with great interest and fully enjoy the satisfaction brought by the class.

The main content of He Zhongyu's course is the starry sky characteristics in four different seasons. "The stars we see are very different in different seasons. I will choose the constellation with obvious vision in each season, such as the star of Capricorn in spring, that is, Virgo α is the first star of Capricorn. On a spring night in the northern hemisphere, you can see this bright first-class star in the southeast sky. "

"He Laoshi's class is so romantic!" In the eyes of students, He Zhongjiao, who is full of passion in class and dusty all day, is like a kind elder. Privately, "that's very kind of He Laoshi. Like friends, we all like to attend his classes and get in touch with him. " Student Wang Ruitao said.

He Zhongjiao has a strong interest in the stars in the sky since he was a child. Since primary school, I have been looking for books on astronomy and consulting my elders and friends. When he was in high school, he learned that there were two periodicals, Astronomical Enthusiasts and Popular Astronomy, and he read almost every issue. This habit, he insisted on 15 years.

"For college students, imagination is a very important ability. Let students draw star maps and constellation maps in class, which can stimulate students' imagination. "He Zhongjiao said that after class, students interested in the starry sky can combine the ancient starry sky culture in China in a targeted way to further learn relevant knowledge.