2017
DOI: 10.1007/s11165-016-9600-4
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Teaching Explicitly and Reflecting on Elements of Nature of Science: a Discourse-Focused Professional Development Program with Four Fifth-Grade Teachers

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“…The finding demonstrated that through the argumentation practices, students addressed all five components of epistemic cognition, including epistemic aims and values, the structure of knowledge and other epistemic achievements, the sources and justification of knowledge, epistemic virtues and vices, and reliable processes for achieving epistemic aims. To improve teachers' pedagogical content knowledge of NOS teaching, a discourse-focused professional development program with four phases of activities was devised (Piliouras et al, 2018). Four fifth-grade elementary in-service teacher-researchers…”
Section: Discourse/interaction Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The finding demonstrated that through the argumentation practices, students addressed all five components of epistemic cognition, including epistemic aims and values, the structure of knowledge and other epistemic achievements, the sources and justification of knowledge, epistemic virtues and vices, and reliable processes for achieving epistemic aims. To improve teachers' pedagogical content knowledge of NOS teaching, a discourse-focused professional development program with four phases of activities was devised (Piliouras et al, 2018). Four fifth-grade elementary in-service teacher-researchers…”
Section: Discourse/interaction Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The concept of activity became very important in the societal setting, and the focus was on activity as the unit of analysis. Two kinds of activity element were distinguished: the cultural-historical and the material [41]. The cultural-historical activity theory was expanded, organized, and increasingly used to create contemporary research environments with emphasis on the studies of human activity [14].…”
Section: Cultural-historical Activity Theory (Chat)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The aspect is highlighted through critical experiments and alternative ideas that lead to the change of paradigm Through our research, we result that in the Greek academia the term is not unknown (e.g. Piliouras, Plakitsi & Nasis, 2015;Piliouras et al, 2018;Paraskevopoulou & Koliopoulos, 2011;Stefanidou & Skordoulis, 2017;Stefanidou et al, 2018;Stefanidou, Psoma & Skordoulis, 2020;Seroglou & Aduriz-Bravo, 2007). However, we found only two dissertations with the term in the title, moreover, there is very little work on teachers' blogs and sites.…”
Section: A3 Creativementioning
confidence: 82%