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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Authentic scientific inquiry"”.

  1. Authentic Scientific Inquiry, Student Engagement, and Transformational Learning: Are They Related?

    … scientists to develop, execute, and share an authentic scientific inquiry using techniques offered by the Canadian Light Source (CLS). Canada’s synchrotron is a national science research facility that generates intense beams of x-ray and infra-red light to probe the structure and function of …

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  2. Analysis of scientific argumentation in two physical chemistry classrooms using the POGIL approach

    … Engaging in argumentation has shown to model authentic scientific inquiry as well as promote development of content knowledge. However, less emphasis has been placed on facilitating argumentation in upper level undergraduate courses, though it is important for evaluating undergraduate …

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  3. Science Research Literacy Through Immersive Professional Development in Biomedical Research

    … & Wongwanich, 2014). For teachers to promote a scientific atmosphere, literature points to training that fosters authentic spaces in the school setting. Working in collaboration with scientists offers teachers ways to scaffold laboratory experiences that address the needs of their students and …

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  4. Carrying Out a Practical Investigation:The Student-Experienced Curriculum

    … for students' understanding of the nature of scientific inquiry by limiting their exposure to the range of methods that scientists use in practice. Student learning tends to be mechanistic and superficial rather than creative, critical and life-long. The findings have important implications …

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