2000
DOI: 10.1002/1098-2736(200011)37:9<938::aid-tea5>3.0.co;2-s
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Setting theoretical and empirical foundations for assessing scientific inquiry and discovery in educational programs

Abstract: This study was designed to develop measures of student competence in conducting scientific inquiry. Two assessment techniques were developed. The first measures Scientific Inquiry Capabilities, variables which are indicators of diverse aspects of competence in conducting scientific inquiry. The second measures Scientific Discovery, an indicator of success in attaining scientific concepts as a result of direct investigations into natural phenomena. Thirty‐two high school students were presented with tasks requi… Show more

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“…As Shavelson (2010) claimed, scientific competence "needs to be observed in real-life situations" (p. 44). For instant, Zachos et al (2000) designed a series of structural tasks for investigating students' scientific inquiry capability, where their responses and reactions in the tasks were recorded for further analyses. Lunsford and Melear (2004) used students' learning portfolios, experimental records, and project products to assess the status and progress of their scientific inquiry competence as well as their learning outcomes.…”
Section: Proposing Evidence-driven Framework For Assessing Scientificmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As Shavelson (2010) claimed, scientific competence "needs to be observed in real-life situations" (p. 44). For instant, Zachos et al (2000) designed a series of structural tasks for investigating students' scientific inquiry capability, where their responses and reactions in the tasks were recorded for further analyses. Lunsford and Melear (2004) used students' learning portfolios, experimental records, and project products to assess the status and progress of their scientific inquiry competence as well as their learning outcomes.…”
Section: Proposing Evidence-driven Framework For Assessing Scientificmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A vizsgálódó folyamat során a tanulók felfedező, vizsgálódó pozícióban szervezik saját tevékenységeiket, autentikus folyamatok résztvevőjeként, miközben új tudás feltárásában vesznek részt, és a különböző rész-folyamatok segítségével összefüggéseket keresnek (Jong & Joolingen, 1998;Zachos, Hick, Doane, & Sargent, 2000). A feltárás, felfedezés, vizsgálódás céljából tevékenykedő közösségeket vizsgálódó tanulóközösségeknek is nevezik (Garrison et al, 1999;Garrison, 2011).…”
Section: Tudásépítés Közösségben: Tudásépítő Diskurzusok éS Közös Vizunclassified
“…이러한 여러 이점 때문에 속성배추를 활용한 다양한 학교 현장 프로그램들이 제시되었다 (Goldman, 1999). 한 살이 기간이 짧아, 탐구 결과를 빨리 확인할 수 있 으므로 가설 설정과 실험 설계와 수행에 적합하다 (Tomkins & Williams, 1990 학생 스스로 설계하여 탐구하는 활동은 수업을 더 흥미롭게 하여 과학에 대한 학습 의욕을 높이고, 학습 내용의 이해를 도울 수 있다 (곽호원, 1997;Aksela & Boström, 2012;Zachos et al, 2000). 또한 소집단 상호작용을 통한 동료들과의 학습이 흥미를 높이 는 중요한 한 가지 방법이다 (강남화와 박윤배, 2010;Springer et al, 1999).…”
Section: 그러나 대부분의 과학 학습은 인지적 영역에 치중 해 있으며 상대적으로 정의적 영역은 소홀히 여겨 져 왔다(unclassified