Compare and Contrast Scientist- Classroom cases

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Compare and Contrast Scientist- Classroom cases

madisonclausen1995@gmail.com
Compare and contrast the Scientist example to the students in the classroom.

Scientist case: Water to Ice: Scientists make observations about ice and water. They ask an essential question and students have discussions about the differences between ice and water.
Classroom case: It's All about Listening: It is extremely important for teachers to listen to their students conversations. Whole group and small group discussions are great ways to determine students learning. It also gives students the opportunities to listen to other students conversations.
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Re: Compare and Contrast Scientist- Classroom cases

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While the Scientist example centers on content exploration through observation and questioning of a physical change, the Classroom example focuses more broadly on using discussion as a tool for assessment and peer learning. Both recognize the value of student voice and interaction, but their contexts and goals differ.
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Re: Compare and Contrast Scientist- Classroom cases

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However, they differ in scope and application. Scientist case studies are more narrative-driven and informative, while classroom cases are interactive and discussion-based. Together, they can complement each other — one provides context and inspiration, and the other builds downloadrepack skills through practice.
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Re: Compare and Contrast Scientist- Classroom cases

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Classroom cases, on the other hand, are broader teaching tools designed to involve students in problem-solving. They may include fictional scenarios or real-world examples wifi4compressed
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Re: Compare and Contrast Scientist- Classroom cases

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While both involve inquiry, classroom cases are designed pedagogical tools with controlled outcomes, unlike real scientific cases. Scientists pursue open-ended questions driven by a need for new, empirical evidence, while students apply existing knowledge to defined problems. The police clearance appointment case contributes to the cumulative body of public knowledge, whereas the classroom case is an exercise for developing a student's analytical skills.