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Connecting with Science Education, second edition, supports pre-service teachers as they enter the professional world by connecting theory to practice. It meets the requirements of the Australian Curriculum while incorporating STEM and Indigenous science knowledge; and has a balanced coverage of biological, physical and chemical sciences, with some mathematics. With plenty of practical classroom-based activities, this new edition encourages pre-service teachers to be creative in their teaching and to stimulate curiosity about science in themselves and their students.
New to This Edition
- New co-editor, Nathaniel Doidge adds practical teaching experience to Part Two: Turning Theory into Practice
- Revised chapters on theory and practices to support pre-service teachers in the preparation of lessons about science
- New Part Two with activities that focus on science content and how to teach it
- Clearer, more explicit links to the Australian Curriculum
- Lecturer and student resources that reinforce and extend learning including videos, weblinks, multiple choice questions and PowerPoint slides.
Contents
PART 1: LINKING THEORY TO PRACTICE
- 1. What is Science?
- 2. Becoming Explorers of Our World: The Purpose of Science Education
- 3. Making Connections with the Students’ World
- 4. Engaging the Australian Curriculum
- 5. Reconnecting Students with Science
- 6. Planning Creative and Effective Science Lessons
- 7. Why We Teach Literacy in Science
- 8. The What, Why, Who, Where and When of Assessment
PART 2: TURNING THEORY INTO PRACTICE
- 9. Introducing Science Content
- 10. Living Things
- Inside Living things
- Observing Living Things
- Sorting it Out: Using Tables, Flow Charts, Keys and Concept Maps
- Exploring Ecosystems
- 11. Chemical Sciences
- Atoms, Molecules and Compounds
- Physical or Chemical Change
- States of Matter
- Mixtures and separations
- Chemicals in Our Daily Lives (1)
- Chemicals in Our Daily Lives (2)
- 12. Earth and Space Sciences
- Our Solar System
- Sun, Earth and Moon
- Volcanoes, Earthquakes and Hotspots
- Rocks
- The Water Cycle
- Sustainability
- 13. Physical Sciences
- Investigating Light
- Electric Circuits
- Contact and Non-contact Forces
- Newton’s Laws
- Heat and Heat Transfer
ISBN | 9780190309343 |
Publisher | Oxford University Press |
Product Type | Teacher Resources, |
Author(s) | Robyn Gregson, Nathaniel Doidge |
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