International audienceMajor studies in science education have analyzed teaching based on verbal or written mode. Some researches suggest a multimodal approach. Our research studies how a Greek teacher of Physics in a ninth grade classroom uses several modalities to teach the concept of potential energy. Based on the precepts of Interaction Analysis, we analyzed video until a common agreement about the criteria was established. The results show that teacher performed different aspects of potential energy by usin g scenery, scenic objects and iconic bodily movements. The concept of potential energy can be more effective if teachers take into consid eration these modalities
One of the main concerns of learning science is for the pupils to fully understand the natural world...
Alternative conceptions of science teachers regarding different scientific concepts influences stude...
Framed in theories of social semiotics, this multiple case study describes and categorizes the actio...
International audienceMajor studies in science education have analyzed teaching based on verbal or w...
Students’ and teachers’ meaning making in science classrooms is dependent on language in a broad, mu...
International audienceOver the past two decades, video analyses of science classroom have developed ...
Students’ and teachers’ meaning making in science classrooms is dependent on language in a broad, mu...
This article examines the role of multimodalities in representing the concept of work–energy by stud...
This study reports on a case study about multimodal work in a primary physics classroom focusing on ...
One goal of the Classroom InSiTE project (Cowie, Moreland, Jones, & Otrel-Cass, 2008)1 was to enhanc...
This paper explores the value of employing multiple modalities to facilitate science learning with t...
Science disciplines are inherently multimodal, involving written and spoken language, bodi...
About the book: 'Multimodal Teaching and Learning: The Rhetorics of the Science Classroom' achieves ...
In this paper we discuss the role of transduction in the teaching and learning of science. We video-...
Teaching students to use and interpret different representational tools is critically important if t...
One of the main concerns of learning science is for the pupils to fully understand the natural world...
Alternative conceptions of science teachers regarding different scientific concepts influences stude...
Framed in theories of social semiotics, this multiple case study describes and categorizes the actio...
International audienceMajor studies in science education have analyzed teaching based on verbal or w...
Students’ and teachers’ meaning making in science classrooms is dependent on language in a broad, mu...
International audienceOver the past two decades, video analyses of science classroom have developed ...
Students’ and teachers’ meaning making in science classrooms is dependent on language in a broad, mu...
This article examines the role of multimodalities in representing the concept of work–energy by stud...
This study reports on a case study about multimodal work in a primary physics classroom focusing on ...
One goal of the Classroom InSiTE project (Cowie, Moreland, Jones, & Otrel-Cass, 2008)1 was to enhanc...
This paper explores the value of employing multiple modalities to facilitate science learning with t...
Science disciplines are inherently multimodal, involving written and spoken language, bodi...
About the book: 'Multimodal Teaching and Learning: The Rhetorics of the Science Classroom' achieves ...
In this paper we discuss the role of transduction in the teaching and learning of science. We video-...
Teaching students to use and interpret different representational tools is critically important if t...
One of the main concerns of learning science is for the pupils to fully understand the natural world...
Alternative conceptions of science teachers regarding different scientific concepts influences stude...
Framed in theories of social semiotics, this multiple case study describes and categorizes the actio...