
Inquiry in the Classroom
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- Cover
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: Inquiry in the Classroom
- Identifying Necessary Components of a Useful Definition
- CH$Section I - Student's Knowledge and Skill with Inquiry
- Editor's Note: Describing Section I's Use of Inquiry in the Classroom
- Vignette
- What Students Need to Know and do in Inqury Based Instruction
- How do I do This? Skills Students Needs for Inquiry
- What did You do in Science Today?
- CH$Section II - Selecting and Using Inquiry Approaches to Teach Science: The Influence of Context in Elementary, Middle and Secondary Schools
- Editor's Note: Describing Section II's Use of Inquiry in the Classroom
- Introduction
- Inquiry in Elementary Classrooms: Vignette
- Inquiry in Middle School Classrooms: Vignette
- Inquiry in Secondary School Classrooms
- Vignette
- Examining the Effect of the Context
- CH$Section III - Accommodating Student Diversity Within Inquiry
- Editor's Note: Describing Section III's Use of Inquiry in The Classroom
- Vignette
- Inquiry-Based Instruction and Diverse Learners
- Gender and Inquiry in the Classroom: Contexts and Contests
- Inquiry for Diverse Student Populations: Promises and Pitfalls
- Transformative Inquiry: Implications and Conclusions
- CH$Section IV - Standardized Tests and Inquiry: How the Accountability Movement Acts to Prevent Changes in Science Classrooms
- Editors' Note: Describing Section IV's Use of Inquiry in the Classroom
- Vignette
- Introduction
- Assessing Student Understanding in an Inquiry-Based Learning Environment
- The "Problem" of Inquiry: The Divide Between Educating for Credentialing and Educating for a Democracy
- Is There Room for Inquiry in a World of Accountability?
- CH$Section V - Teacher Knowledge and Enacting Inquiry
- Editors' Note: Describing Section V's Use of Inquiry in the Classroom
- Physical Science Vignette: Heat and Temperature
- Teacher Knowledge About Inquiry: Incorporating Conceptual Change Theory
- A Framework for Examining Professional Knowledge for Teaching Science via Inquiry
- Moving Past a Belief in Inquiry as a Pedagogy: Implications for Teacher Knowledge
- Requisite Teacher Knowledge About Inquiry: Resources for Thinking About Teaching for Inquiry
- CH$Section VI - Student-Scientist Partnerships: Exploring One Example of Inquiry in the Classroom
- Editors' Note: Describing Section IV's Use of Inquiry in the Classroom
- Vignette
- Inquiry and Student-Scientist Partnerships
- The Science of a Student-Scientist Partnership
- Real Science in Real Schools?
- Making a Student-Scientist Partnerships Work
- Index
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