2009
DOI: 10.4135/9781483350462
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Secrets to Success for Science Teachers

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“…All teachers must learn fundamental counseling abilities and professional counseling knowledge to fulfill their responsibilities and roles in teaching personal and social education (McGuiness, 1998). Mento rship skills training for teachers improves teaching sensitivity and helps support students (Kottler & Kottler, 2006). Teachers may only need to study counseling in depth.…”
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“…All teachers must learn fundamental counseling abilities and professional counseling knowledge to fulfill their responsibilities and roles in teaching personal and social education (McGuiness, 1998). Mento rship skills training for teachers improves teaching sensitivity and helps support students (Kottler & Kottler, 2006). Teachers may only need to study counseling in depth.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The teacher's counseling job is especially difficult because teachers frequently perform counseling in conjunction with educating (McLeod & McLeod, 2015). Teachers must assume several roles, including educator, career counselor, caregiver, and authority figure (Kottler & Kottler, 2006). Instructors with counseling skills assist students in developing their innovative abilities and problem-solving capabilities (Kottler & Kottler, 2006).…”
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“…In Malaysia, inquiry approach has long been suggested by Ministry of Education to be used in teaching chemistry (Curriculum Development Centre, 2001). Inquiry is considered as one of the best approach in teaching science subjects, for example chemistry as this pedagogical approach has proven to enhance students' ability to think critically, emphasize science process skills (Tan & Law, 2002;Ainon, 2006;Simsek & Kabapinar, 2010), and most importantly students' understanding on the science content increased (Abd-El-Khalick et al, 2004;Kottler & Costa, 2009;Tajularipin & Nor Azlina, 2010). In other words, active learning takes place during the lesson as students inquire, and go through the process of hand-on activities which is more student-centred.…”
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