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item	What does reformed elementary science teaching look like?
contact	Bruce Palmquist (Central Washington University) palmquis@cwu.edu 1 of 2 packages by Bruce Palmquist
credits	Bruce Palmquist Mary Whitfield Ann Anderson Jan Gram
discipline(s)	Nature of Science, Research Methods
summary	This PowerPoint presentation, from a 2008 NACCTEP conference session given by Project TEACH at GRCC, describes elementary school teachers views of the nature of science as exhibited in a survey and from classroom observations.
details	The PowerPoint provides a brief overview of the nature of science and our research groups efforts to determine how these views change over time. The student involved giving a survey called Dialogs on Technology and Science to introductoiry science student, juniors in a science teaching methods course and in-service teachers. We developed this PowerPoint for a highly interactive one-hour NACCTEP session. Note! As a professional courtesy to the owner of this package, if you use some aspect of this package or have some thoughts about it, please share your feedback via the comments form below.
web links	http://www.projectteach.org/ Project TEACH (Teacher Education Alliance of Colleges and High Schools) is a teacher enhancement program hosted by Green River community College that offers seamless pathways to teaching careers.
supplements	These items are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License What does reformed elementary science teaching look like? (presentation) (presentation) NACCTEP_2008_Presentation.ppt (619 kB) Note! As a professional courtesy to the owner of this package, if you use some aspect of this package or have some thoughts about it, please share your feedback below.
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