The purpose of this study is to explore third grade elementary students' Nature of Science (NOS) identities as a result of participating in a unit on electricity. The study took place in the context of a diverse third grade "at risk" (as identified by state regulations) classroom. Videotapes were made of all aspects of the electricity lessons, including pre-lesson class discussions, activities engaged in by students, and follow-up class discussions at the conclusion of each lesson. Findings revealed that third graders began to develop identities of persons who conceptualize NOS. Even though through one unit they did not address all aspects of NOS, they showed great development in their identities for young third grade students
AbstractThe aim of this research was to examine Grade 9 students’ understanding of the nature of sci...
Many students in secondary schools consider the sciences difficult and unattractive. This applies to...
The purpose of this study was to explore the ways in which students of class eight understand the na...
The purpose of this study is to explore third grade elementary students' Nature of Science (NOS) ide...
Nature of science (NOS) is a critical component and should be part of all science lessons. It is cri...
Nature of science (NOS) is a critical component and should be part of all science lessons. It is cri...
In this teacher-research study, I explore the process of inquiring to learn science from the perspec...
This study was designed to determine how, after the implementation of the new elementary school Scie...
Alternative conceptions are the ideas which children and adults use to explain various scientific co...
Changes in pupils ’ views concerning natural phenomena, some of which are related to electricity, we...
It is often the case that middle-school students have difficulties in understanding concepts in elec...
This study attempts to analyse why pupils find it difficult to assimilate concepts in physics, and i...
The preparation of a scientifically literate society is the main goal of science education throughou...
concept of electricity in areas such as electricity consumption, electricity conservation, and the b...
Students’ conceptions of the Nature of Science (NOS) greatly influence their understanding of scienc...
AbstractThe aim of this research was to examine Grade 9 students’ understanding of the nature of sci...
Many students in secondary schools consider the sciences difficult and unattractive. This applies to...
The purpose of this study was to explore the ways in which students of class eight understand the na...
The purpose of this study is to explore third grade elementary students' Nature of Science (NOS) ide...
Nature of science (NOS) is a critical component and should be part of all science lessons. It is cri...
Nature of science (NOS) is a critical component and should be part of all science lessons. It is cri...
In this teacher-research study, I explore the process of inquiring to learn science from the perspec...
This study was designed to determine how, after the implementation of the new elementary school Scie...
Alternative conceptions are the ideas which children and adults use to explain various scientific co...
Changes in pupils ’ views concerning natural phenomena, some of which are related to electricity, we...
It is often the case that middle-school students have difficulties in understanding concepts in elec...
This study attempts to analyse why pupils find it difficult to assimilate concepts in physics, and i...
The preparation of a scientifically literate society is the main goal of science education throughou...
concept of electricity in areas such as electricity consumption, electricity conservation, and the b...
Students’ conceptions of the Nature of Science (NOS) greatly influence their understanding of scienc...
AbstractThe aim of this research was to examine Grade 9 students’ understanding of the nature of sci...
Many students in secondary schools consider the sciences difficult and unattractive. This applies to...
The purpose of this study was to explore the ways in which students of class eight understand the na...