Teaching Inquiry Science in Middle and Secondary Schools
ISBN: 9781412966658
Format: Paperback
Publisher: SAGE Publications Inc
An introduction to inquiry-oriented secondary science teaching methods. It is developed around six key questions such as: What is science? Why teach science? What is the nature of scientific knowledge? How do scientists construct knowledge? And, how do people develop effective reasoning patterns? More
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"This is an excellent and needed contribution to the science education teacher preparation field." -- Douglas Zook 20090601 "Processes and products of inquiry are evident in the text and real classroom situations are presented with anecdotes, reflection and possible solutions when certain issues may develop. It presents a model for instruction that can be replicated in different classrooms." -- Bonita Flournoy
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This textbook provides an introduction to inquiry-oriented secondary science teaching methods. This book stands out from the others by practicing what it preaches - it uses the inquiry approach to teach the inquiry approach. In addition, it provides tools teachers can use in their classrooms immediately, such as lesson planning procedures, classroom management techniques and effective evaluation procedures. The book is developed around six key questions: What is science? Why teach science? What is the nature of scientific knowledge? How do scientists construct knowledge? How do people develop effective reasoning patterns? What teaching methods best facilitate scientific knowledge acquisition (both conceptual knowledge construction and reasoning pattern development)?
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