Thu, Dec 10, 2015 12:05 AM in On the role of curiosity in science
Curiosity is at the core of science. All of science is driven from a desire to know more, to discover why things work the way they do. Children are already naturally curious, when it comes to science the goal should be to channel that into science related goals. Why does ice float, why do clouds form and why do leaves turn brown?
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Thu, Dec 10, 2015 in Teaching Space Science- Soalr system
I completely agree with Frances on this one. Methods such as mnemonic devices allows students to remember information by associating them with letters, ideas, or even songs!
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Thu, Dec 10, 2015 in Teaching Space Science- Soalr system
I completely agree with Frances on this one. Methods such as mnemonic devices allows students to remember information by associating them with letters, ideas, or even songs!
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