Teaching primary Science constructively / edited by Keith Skamp and Christine Preston.
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TextPublisher: South Melbourne, Victoria Australia : Cengage Learning Australia, 2025Edition: Eight editionDescription: xxii, 808 pages : illustrationsContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780170472814
- 372.35044 T220 23
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Includes index.
Primary science; every teacher, every child --Constructivist views of learning and teaching science--Implementing the Australian curriculum: science with a constructivist mindset--Thinking and working scientifically: science inquiry in actions --Energy--Electricity--Movement and force--Living things and environments--Human impact: living things, biodiversity loss and climate change--Materials and their properties--Physical and chemical change --Our place in space --Earth's system: resources and land surface changes--Earth's system : weather and water--Final reflections.
Quality teachers are on a never-ending 'learning' journey in which they continuously evaluate their beliefs and actions about science, learning science and teaching science.
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