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By Christopher Olszewski, Ph.D. Department of Physics , SUNY-Buffalo State College, 1300 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo NY 142 22 Frontier Central High School, 4432 Bayview Rd., Hamburg NY 14075 <cjo496@yahoo.com > < http://physicsed.buffalostate.edu/pubs/PHY690/Olszewski2006AltCert>
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1. Goal/subject of instruction
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A. Subject of Science
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Scientific literacy: Facts
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Scientific literacy: Processes
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B. Encouragement of Thinking
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The teacher should provide a smooth path for learning to students
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Teachers should not answer questions right away: Let the students stew
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Why should students think?
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Students don’t like to think
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2. Student Thinking
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A. Progression of Knowledge
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B. Construction of Knowledge
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Knowledge is a given: The students just need to learn it
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3. Student Engagement and Activities
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Students should learn from the most appropriate activities (whether fun or not)
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Fun activities will help motivate students to learn
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Clarity of teacher’s explanation(s) should make material clear for students
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Student-to-student discourse can be, but is usually not, useful
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Student discourse is (in)valuable
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Having students explain their reasoning is valuable to them and their classmates
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4. Elements of Learning
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One representation is enough, too
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All these are associated with better understanding (Thornton, 2003)
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Aha’s , teachable moments and bursts of insight , are important, but cannot be predicted or encouraged
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Necessity of incomplete knowledge
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5. Examples and Labs
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Sweep some things under the rug, so the students don’t get too confused
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Teachers should be correct, if not perfect: They should not sugar-coat phenomena
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Most modern science should not be addressed – too esoteric!
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7. Good Processes and Practices
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Comforting for really good students
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Good wait time
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Application to disparate subjects
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Labs to demonstrate principles from lectures
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Lecture info and working knowledge
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Different Types of Knowledge
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