阅读(过程)
科学教育
科学素养
社会学
数学教育
教育学
认识论
工程伦理学
心理学
哲学
工程类
语言学
作者
Jacqueline M. Katz,Jennifer Smolyn
出处
期刊:The Science Teacher
[National Science Teachers Association]
日期:2024-01-02
卷期号:91 (1): 58-63
标识
DOI:10.1080/00368555.2023.2292336
摘要
To help students confront pseudoscientific claims and misinformation in their everyday lives, it is important to develop the epistemic practices of scientists in the classroom. Many of these practices can be illuminated by challenging students to read primary source literature. This article outlines a lesson that has sophomore students reading review and research articles on a pertinent topic. While reading, students think like scientists to extract main ideas, analyze bias, and justify claims with evidence. The papers themselves, as well as the steps employed in the classroom to support students in reading them, highlight the fact that scientists regularly utilize statistics and data, develop a strong theoretical knowledge-base prior to forming conclusions, and seek out critique of their work. Students read these papers collaboratively, working together with one another and with upperclassmen peer mentors to engage in scientific discourse and solidify their understanding of the process of science. This experience challenges students to think as scientists do and provides them with a strong foundation for scientific literacy, preparing them to make more informed decisions about their futures.
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