The difference between “learning about science” and “figuring out how and why something works.”
• What do you see as the difference between “learning about” a science idea and “figuring out how and/or why” something works (in science)?
• Which of these two ideas (learning about or figuring things out) best represents the most recent research on how students learn science today?
• Why might the idea of "figuring things out" be included in a section on "How Students Learn Science"? Support your answer/argument with examples and/or evidence.
Read through at least 3 other participant's thoughts to expand your thinking.
• Which of these two ideas (learning about or figuring things out) best represents the most recent research on how students learn science today?
• Why might the idea of "figuring things out" be included in a section on "How Students Learn Science"? Support your answer/argument with examples and/or evidence.
Read through at least 3 other participant's thoughts to expand your thinking.
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