Peter J Fensham Richard F Gunstone R
The Content Of Science
A Constructivist Approach To Its Teaching And learning
Peter J Fensham Richard F Gunstone R
The Content Of Science
A Constructivist Approach To Its Teaching And learning
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First Published in 1994. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 1994. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 292
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Januar 1994
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 219mm x 173mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 445g
- ISBN-13: 9780750702218
- ISBN-10: 0750702214
- Artikelnr.: 21387681
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 292
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Januar 1994
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 219mm x 173mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 445g
- ISBN-13: 9780750702218
- ISBN-10: 0750702214
- Artikelnr.: 21387681
Peter Fensham was the first Professor of Science Education in Australia after teaching university chemistry for ten years. From 1967-1992 he held that position at Monash University but was also Dean of the Faculty of Education from 1982-1988. He has been involved in Australia in science education, in curriculum policy, and in social justice in schools and higher education. Dick Gunstone is an Associate Professor in the Education Faculty at Monash University. Before joining Monash in 1974 he taught physics and maths in Victorian schools. Currently his teaching and research embrace science education, metacognition and professional development of pre- and in-service teachers. Richard White taught general science, physics and chemistry for ten years in high schools before joining Monash University in 1971. He has been Professor of Education-al Psychology since 1981. His professional interest is in the quality of learning, which has led him into research on learning hierarchies, episodic memory, cognitive structure and metacognition.
Figures and Tables
Preface
1 Introduction
2. Beginning to Teach Chemistry
3. Generative Science Teaching
4. Constructivism
Re-constructivism and Task-orientated Problem-solving
5. Structures
Force and Stability. Design a Playground (Year 6)
6. Pupils' Understanding Magnetism in a Practical Assessment Context: The Relationship Between Content
Process and Progression
7. Primary Science in an Integrated Curriculum
8. Digging into Science - A Unit Developed for a Year 5 Class
9. Year 3: Research into Science
10. The Importance of Specific Science Content in the Enhancement of Metacognition
11. The Constructivist Paradigm and Some Implications for Science Content and Pedagogy
12. Making High-tech Micrographs Meaningful to the Biology Student
13. Year 9 Bodies
14. Learning and Teaching Energy
15. Working from Children's Ideas: Planning and Teaching a Chemistry Topic from a Constructivist Perspective
16. States of Matter - Pedagogical Sequence and Teaching Strategies Based on Cognitive Research
17. Pedagogical Outcomes of Research in Science Education: Examples in Mechanics and Thermodynamics
18. Dimensions of Content
Postscript
Notes on Contributors
Author Index
Subject Index
Preface
1 Introduction
2. Beginning to Teach Chemistry
3. Generative Science Teaching
4. Constructivism
Re-constructivism and Task-orientated Problem-solving
5. Structures
Force and Stability. Design a Playground (Year 6)
6. Pupils' Understanding Magnetism in a Practical Assessment Context: The Relationship Between Content
Process and Progression
7. Primary Science in an Integrated Curriculum
8. Digging into Science - A Unit Developed for a Year 5 Class
9. Year 3: Research into Science
10. The Importance of Specific Science Content in the Enhancement of Metacognition
11. The Constructivist Paradigm and Some Implications for Science Content and Pedagogy
12. Making High-tech Micrographs Meaningful to the Biology Student
13. Year 9 Bodies
14. Learning and Teaching Energy
15. Working from Children's Ideas: Planning and Teaching a Chemistry Topic from a Constructivist Perspective
16. States of Matter - Pedagogical Sequence and Teaching Strategies Based on Cognitive Research
17. Pedagogical Outcomes of Research in Science Education: Examples in Mechanics and Thermodynamics
18. Dimensions of Content
Postscript
Notes on Contributors
Author Index
Subject Index
Figures and Tables
Preface
1 Introduction
2. Beginning to Teach Chemistry
3. Generative Science Teaching
4. Constructivism
Re-constructivism and Task-orientated Problem-solving
5. Structures
Force and Stability. Design a Playground (Year 6)
6. Pupils' Understanding Magnetism in a Practical Assessment Context: The Relationship Between Content
Process and Progression
7. Primary Science in an Integrated Curriculum
8. Digging into Science - A Unit Developed for a Year 5 Class
9. Year 3: Research into Science
10. The Importance of Specific Science Content in the Enhancement of Metacognition
11. The Constructivist Paradigm and Some Implications for Science Content and Pedagogy
12. Making High-tech Micrographs Meaningful to the Biology Student
13. Year 9 Bodies
14. Learning and Teaching Energy
15. Working from Children's Ideas: Planning and Teaching a Chemistry Topic from a Constructivist Perspective
16. States of Matter - Pedagogical Sequence and Teaching Strategies Based on Cognitive Research
17. Pedagogical Outcomes of Research in Science Education: Examples in Mechanics and Thermodynamics
18. Dimensions of Content
Postscript
Notes on Contributors
Author Index
Subject Index
Preface
1 Introduction
2. Beginning to Teach Chemistry
3. Generative Science Teaching
4. Constructivism
Re-constructivism and Task-orientated Problem-solving
5. Structures
Force and Stability. Design a Playground (Year 6)
6. Pupils' Understanding Magnetism in a Practical Assessment Context: The Relationship Between Content
Process and Progression
7. Primary Science in an Integrated Curriculum
8. Digging into Science - A Unit Developed for a Year 5 Class
9. Year 3: Research into Science
10. The Importance of Specific Science Content in the Enhancement of Metacognition
11. The Constructivist Paradigm and Some Implications for Science Content and Pedagogy
12. Making High-tech Micrographs Meaningful to the Biology Student
13. Year 9 Bodies
14. Learning and Teaching Energy
15. Working from Children's Ideas: Planning and Teaching a Chemistry Topic from a Constructivist Perspective
16. States of Matter - Pedagogical Sequence and Teaching Strategies Based on Cognitive Research
17. Pedagogical Outcomes of Research in Science Education: Examples in Mechanics and Thermodynamics
18. Dimensions of Content
Postscript
Notes on Contributors
Author Index
Subject Index