2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-15-8233-2_6
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Inquiry-Based Fieldwork for Children’s Localities and Beyond in Primary Social Studies: Student Teachers’ Understandings, Concerns and Suggestions

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“…When done as an Inquiry-based Fieldwork (IBF), the pedagogy enables students to develop information gathering skills such as observation, analysis, interpretation, application etc. Students are actively involved and engaged in the fieldwork activity as they seek answers to the teacher-generated, or student-generated questions and draw their own conclusions [25]. Engaging in IBF enables students to go beyond knowledge acquisition to knowledge construction through questioning, collecting, organizing, analyzing, and interpreting data [26].…”
Section: The Benefits Of Inquiry-based Fieldworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When done as an Inquiry-based Fieldwork (IBF), the pedagogy enables students to develop information gathering skills such as observation, analysis, interpretation, application etc. Students are actively involved and engaged in the fieldwork activity as they seek answers to the teacher-generated, or student-generated questions and draw their own conclusions [25]. Engaging in IBF enables students to go beyond knowledge acquisition to knowledge construction through questioning, collecting, organizing, analyzing, and interpreting data [26].…”
Section: The Benefits Of Inquiry-based Fieldworkmentioning
confidence: 99%