β Scribed by Judith A. McGonigal
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
This issue of Science Education introduces the new section, "The Books," which signals the journal's interest in filling a need felt by its readership. Over the years, the Editorial Board has become concerned that the international field of science education has not been well served by the relativel
For some years, there have been in-service efforts to help teachers become familiar with constructivist ideas about learning, and to apply them in their science teaching. This study is a vignette of one teacher's science teaching some time after such an inservice activity. It explores the ways in wh
The teacher as researcher, Colburn, and the researcher, Bianchini, investigated Colburn's use of inquiry to teach the nature of science to prospective elementary teachers; we attempted to identify those aspects of the nature of science addressed through inquiry instruction and the varied contexts in