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- Last night's #SciTeachJC has now been Storified and up on the site: http://t.co/AG6Vi20cdb comments and feedback welcome. #asechat 2 weeks ago
- #SciTeachJC Thank you, and goodnight... @teachingofsci has left the building (archive/summary to follow soonish) 2 weeks ago
- #SciTeachJC oh, and thanks to @theASE for opening up access to the journal article - consider joining if you've not already! #asechat 2 weeks ago
- with that thought, I'm going to call it an evening for the 'official' part of #SciTeachJC. Thanks to all for contributing on lovely evening! 2 weeks ago
- Sounds like the answer to Q4 is a resounding YES, let's see about collecting more data then considering design. #SciTeachJC 2 weeks ago
- #SciTeachJC so to Q4: how could we collect that wider set of data, for example on this question? Is the benefit worth the effort? 2 weeks ago
- #SciTeachJC to summarise Q3: ppl like idea of trialling changes (locally or based on wider evidence) but sceptical about it happening? 2 weeks ago
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Meeting Twelve (22nd May): Boosting science learning through the design of curriculum materials
Bybee, Rodger, “Boosting science learning through the design of curriculum materials” (2006). http://research.acer.edu.au/research_conference_2006/7 [Download .PDF] (Abbreviated) Abstract: How can curriculum materials enhance science teaching and student learning? In answering this question I draw upon my experience at the Biological Sciences Curriculum … Continue reading
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