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Professional Learning Units and Courses Phenomena
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Professional Learning Units and Courses Phenomena
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Phenomena in Our Science Classrooms
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Exploring Phenomena That Connect Science, Self, and Society
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Making Everyday Phenomena Phenomenal
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Using Summary Tables to Support Students’ Explanations of Science Phenomena
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This chapter, by Tricia Shelton, examines the use of explanatory arguments for empowering students to construct their own understanding of scientific concepts. High school students are guided by their own questions as…
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This chapter, by Kevin J. B. Anderson, shares examples from experiences that support teacher professional learning about scientific arguments based on evidence. The chapter also delves into strategies to help teachers…
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This chapter, by Michael A. Gibson, discusses an adaptable instruction activity used in undergraduate Earth science courses with preservice teachers to illustrate the gains in conceptual understanding that result from…
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This chapter, by Zong Vang, Eric Brunsell, and Elizabeth Alderton, addresses the inclusion of scientific argumentation in elementary classrooms and its connection to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). It…
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This article introduces the Data Puzzles instructional framework as a means to engage middle school students in the exploration of wind energy and its potential for future wind farm locations across the United States.…
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Teacher To Teacher: Teaching With Everyday Phenomena
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This column provides practical advice from your peers. The author describes the process of making ice cream as a good example of an anchoring phenomenon.
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Idea Bank: Explaining Biological Phenomena
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In this Idea Bank, the author provides two classroom activities that integrate argumentation, explanation, and the use of evidence with biology content. The first example fits within an ecology unit; the second works…