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55 results for "science talk":

• The value of both talking and writing for learning to argue in science
• Using small group discussions in science teaching
• Student discussion develops shared scientific explanations
• Classroom talk, participation, and learning: Is all talk good talk?
• Is learning science like learning a language?
• Field trips encourage more open-ended questions from teachers
• Finding the science in youths’ everyday experiences
• Obstacles or opportunities? Identifying power dynamics surrounding inquiry in the classroom
• Negotiating Science Identities with Gender, Race, and Perceptions of Expertise Across Settings
• Identifying with science?
• How urban girls negotiate school science
• Blending OST and school discourse patterns to engage urban youth in science
• Sociocultural perspectives on science education
• What is the impact of a science center on its community?
• Integrating everyday discourses and knowledge in science learning
• Combining literacy lessons and science inquiry
• Place-based expertise and science knowledge shape civic action
• Informal sector internships foster professional identity development for teacher candidates
• How culturally responsive teaching can demystify science
• Challenges and supports for English learners engaging in STEM practices
• Girls with scientific aspirations: Negotiating femininity
• Student views of an out-of-school, university lab science enrichment programme
• Positive informal science experiences help students persist in STEM majors
• Explaining a concept in scientific and non-scientific language
• Cultural forms of discourse predispose students to scientific inquiry
• Reflections from scientists about their career choices: Key influences and significant factors
• The role of laughter in teaching and learning science
• Student discourse patterns reveal thoughts on career choices
• Increasing genetics understanding through discussion and collaboration
• Supporting the use of concept cartoons
• Dramatic Science
• Early childhood teacher beliefs about learning science
• Supporting student construction and defense of scientific explanations
• Engaging young children with the tentative nature of science
• The meaning of science inquiry: what do teachers think?
• Separating science learning into concepts and language
• Designing programs that value traditional ecological knowledge
• Using drama to understand science
• Maintaining social relationships is more important than scientific discourse during group work
• Reading between the lines
• Diverse everyday experiences expand opportunities for science learning
• Negotiating the discourse of socio-scientific issues
• Prior experiences shape families’ conversations and science learning
• Children’s use of repertoires to engage with socioscientific issues
• Student perspectives on learning from a zoo field trip
• Redistributing roles, distributing cognition
• Identifying how people learn across space, time, and contexts
• What students notice can determine how effectively they transfer knowledge
• Tinkering, Learning, and Equity in an Afterschool Setting
• How to help parents support pre-schoolers’ exploratory behavior
• Productive learning frames in the science classroom
• Effects of sight impairment on comprehension of scale
• Having Fun and Learning through Tinkering
• Memories, movements, and emotions connect learning over time
• Challenging beliefs about gender and STEM engagement through crafting and circuitry