Mon, Apr 10, 2017 2:46 PM in Avoiding Misconceptions in Science Education
I think you've provided some great points here! Misconceptions are almost inevitable in the elementary classroom. Students like to create these concepts and thoughts up in their head that may not necessarily be true in the real world, in the science world. I believe that it is important that we tackle these misconceptions the moment they arise to avoid further confusion. I've noticed that many tea...
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Mon, Apr 10, 2017 2:38 PM in New To Science
I am going to be a new teacher too in less than a year! While I am nervous I'm also very excited to finally have my own class and be able to work every day with my students. Science can be a tricky subject to get kids interested in I've noticed from doing some field experience hours inside of schools, but I've found this website to be a great resource for inquiry based activities that really get t...
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Fri, Nov 25, 2016 11:39 PM in Classroom Management
One thing that I have seen some of the teachers I have observed that seems to be extremely effective is that, as difficult as it may be, we need to surrender some responsibility to our students. We need to make our students feel as though they are important and an asset to the classroom learning environment. What I have observed other teachers do is that they allow the students to work in groups o...
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