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Making use of students’ research journals as instruments for detecting students’ reasoning in co-constructing scientific concepts in a German and Australian primary school
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posted on 2016-01-01, 00:00 authored by I Freitag-Amtmann, Gail Chittleborough, Peter Hubber, George ArandaGeorge ArandaThis chapter describes two cases, one from Germany and the other from Australia in which science journals were used in classrooms that adopted an inquiry-based approach to teaching science. We are interested in the following research questions:
1. In what ways do teachers use journals to promote student learning of science?
2. What evidence of reasoning is present in the cases in respect of the use of learning journals?
3. When and in which form is feedback given in journals?
1. In what ways do teachers use journals to promote student learning of science?
2. What evidence of reasoning is present in the cases in respect of the use of learning journals?
3. When and in which form is feedback given in journals?
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Title of book
Comparative Didactics and Curriculum Research - Comparative Research into Didactics and CurriculumPagination
298 - 309Publisher
Julius KlinkhardtPlace of publication
Bad Heilbrunn, GermanyISBN-13
9783781521209Language
engPublication classification
B Book chapter; B1 Book chapterCopyright notice
2016, Julius KlinkhardtEditor/Contributor(s)
M Hallitzky, A Rakhkochkine, B Koch-Priewe, C Stortlander, M TrautmannUsage metrics
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